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Can someone help me out please?
I am going to use 4 Polk Audio MC60 ceiling speakers for Dolby Atmos and everyone says in-ceiling speakers sound way better with a backer box.
I was just about to go build some before I install the speakers but decided to check if there is an ideal size for backer boxes first.
Now I've wasted a ton of time and have gotten completely confused if I should even use backer boxes or not.
They will be installed in between my floor joists in my basement which is currently filled with safe'n'sound insulation.
So can someone tell me if I should or shouldn't please.
• 6.5" Dynamic Balance Polymer Composite Cones for smooth wide-range response with low distortion.
• 3/4" Aimable Silk Dome Tweeter With Neodymium Magnet for clear, detailed highs and excellent imaging even for off-axis listening positions.
• Infinite Baffle Tuning uses the virtual enclosure of in-wall space for superior bass response.
I am going to use 4 Polk Audio MC60 ceiling speakers for Dolby Atmos and everyone says in-ceiling speakers sound way better with a backer box.
I was just about to go build some before I install the speakers but decided to check if there is an ideal size for backer boxes first.
Now I've wasted a ton of time and have gotten completely confused if I should even use backer boxes or not.
They will be installed in between my floor joists in my basement which is currently filled with safe'n'sound insulation.
So can someone tell me if I should or shouldn't please.
• 6.5" Dynamic Balance Polymer Composite Cones for smooth wide-range response with low distortion.
• 3/4" Aimable Silk Dome Tweeter With Neodymium Magnet for clear, detailed highs and excellent imaging even for off-axis listening positions.
• Infinite Baffle Tuning uses the virtual enclosure of in-wall space for superior bass response.