Hey guys so I have really cracked the bank on GE this year and I'm feel like f it I might as well exchange the rest of my speakers and go all GE
So far I have the Triton references XXL Center XXl SUB I can't do in ceiling speakers because of the ceiling fans it just wouldn't line up correctly so I'm looking into the supersat and mounts I need two sides two rear an four heights how should I do this I have them connected to an Marantz 8802a and the Marantz amp 8077 I'm open to suggestions

Good for you Ejay, I think that will make for a totally cool, way awesome surround system!!!!
I can't tell you which speakers for that, get the best you can.
Have fun with it,
God Bless,
Wayne

Ejay220 wrote: I can't do in ceiling speakers because of the ceiling fans it just wouldn't line up correctly so I'm looking into the supersat and mounts I need two sides two rear an four heights how should I do this I have them connected to an Marantz 8802a and the Marantz amp 8077 I'm open to suggestions

Not sure what you're asking, but you can certainly use SuperSat models for all those applications. Surround and Rear need to be at or near ear height. Height channels (SuperSat 3C with SuperSwivel mount) should be as high on the wall as possible, angled down and toward the center listening position.

Ejay220 wrote: Hey guys so I have really cracked the bank on GE this year and I'm feel like f it I might as well exchange the rest of my speakers and go all GE
So far I have the Triton references XXL Center XXl SUB I can't do in ceiling speakers because of the ceiling fans it just wouldn't line up correctly so I'm looking into the supersat and mounts I need two sides two rear an four heights how should I do this I have them connected to an Marantz 8802a and the Marantz amp 8077 I'm open to suggestions

Did you adjust the three feet on the XXL center channel so its angled up toward the listener?

Do yourself a favor and listen to the SuperSat 3 and the SuperSat 50. IMO, the 50's or 60s are much better than the 3's. I had a hard time justifying the 60s for the rears and went with the 50s.

Del