"To Much"? If your talking budget, I have no idea.
I assume your talking bass in the room? The sub handles the real lowwww freq's, so you will adjust the crossover in your receiver to re-route those lowwww freq's, usually 80hz and below, to the sub for all speakers in the room.
First you need to get your speakers, then we move on to the setup and calibration and positioning.
The Axiom surrounds are very forgiving on placement due to their 4 driver design. The side surrounds go to the side or slightly behind a parrallel line where the listeners sit. The rears might be able to be mounted along the back wall, depending on how far back that will be, or suspended from the ceiling, but that might be to high.. The Q's come with a T bracket that allow a flush mount on a wall.
Or, some people opt for a bookshelf or W series speaker for the rear channel for multi channel music listening. I think the Q's do good for both music and movies.
