a dealer suggested i get sat 60c/ a left/right sat 60; two surrounds and a forcefield1000 w; he said i should mount the sat 60 on the front wall; and that the sound will be comparable to the triton 2's with surround;

my room is around 14 x 15 in an open floor plan; it is true i could not allow two feet from the wall for the right speaker; also i am using an anthem 500 receiver thanks for the input

Hi Proshow,
I am sure the Moderator Dude can give you a much more informed opinion. But opinions are what a good forum is about, at least IMHO.
I do know what they are like and I do know that everybody has one. So I will keep mine short (but not to myself, ha ha).
I went with the Triton 2s. I just think the are magic, and WAY more there than you can get for that amount of money with any other speaker.
Having said that, I know how great the reviews are for the rest of the line, and your dealer might have steered you in the right direction. Who am I to say?
I just think there is more overall wonder and majesty integration with the twos. How about those words?????
AND I think, in the long run, the floor-standers will fit in many more listening rooms during their life times.
Whichever you choose, I am sure you will enjoy.
Have fun, Wayne

The real issue is placement options, if you don't have the floor space than the on-wall speaker is the answer. The Tritons can be as close as a foot from the back and side walls, if that helps.

Wayne is correct that the Triton is a magical blending and you will not be able to achieve that even with the very best sub/sat setup. But you can get darn close, as is obvious by all the awards and great reviews of the SuperSat based systems. I would have no problem agreeing with your dealer if that's what fits your environment the best - I recommended the same for a relative of mine because that was what fit his needs the best - the system (7.1 system with SuperSat 50's and two ForceField 4's) sounds superb and he and his family (and all his friends and neighbors) are very happy with the results.