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Thanks for all the input!
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If the center is going to be below your screen, you must have an awfully tall wall (and raised seats) to make that setup work for home theater! (Of course, I'm just jealous because my home theater has a sloped ceiling on the screen end of the room that really limits my vertical mobility with the screen). As the others have said... 3 M80s... wow!
Epic 80-800: HG Cherry
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I'll post the room layout when I get a chance...in the meantime I think it's sufficient to say that my wife isn't nearly as excited about it as I am. But, I have to go for it before she changes her mind. 
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shareholder in the making
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I think it's sufficient to say that my wife isn't nearly as excited about it as I am. But, I have to go for it before she changes her mind. Sounds familiar.
Jason
M80 v2
VP160 v3
QS8 v2
PB13 Ultra
Denon 3808
Samsung 85" Q70
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But, I have to go for it before she changes her mind. Send me your money. I don't have a wife so I can 'go for it' for you.
Fred
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