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I have a set of M2's and they have been used as front wide as well as in a 7.1 as rear surrounds hung from the ceiling and they worked fantastic. I have moved to a new house and no longer have a place to hang them up behind me but if I could I would. They are a great little speaker imho.
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Always call the place you live a house. When you're old, everyone else will call it a home.
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Okay, I'm bumping this thread again. Sorry.
I want to add some speakers to the rear for a 9.2. I'm interested in using Axiom on-walls (M2, M3 or M22) because they are nice and slim.
My only concern/question is about the fact that they would be flat against the wall - shouldn't rears be toed-in towards MLP, or am I crazy?
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Yes, they should be in theory. All channels.
I run rear channels aimed forwards. We are least sensitive to direction with sounds behind us. The further behind the less definitite direction becomes, to a point. So long as aiming straight ahead does not hot spot a single seat you will be fine. Just space them with this in mind.
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