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Gutcheck Posted 5 years 7 months ago
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Hi guys,

I have finally completed building out a 5.2.4 system using all GE. The only speaker left to replace is my def tech clr 2500. I have the space (provided it is acceptable to place the center in an open cabinet) for the xxl. My concern is the fact that if I place it in a cabinet with an open front as it has top mounted bass modules I will get some boomyness. My clr is much smaller yet powered and I didn’t really have a problem. I could also toy with the idea of a speaker stand but it would be less attractive in my home.

It will be powered by an Anthem MCA 525 with the fronts and main surrounds. My surrounds Atmos heights are all golden ear in wall speakers.
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rjohn79395 Posted 5 years 7 months ago
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Hi, Gutcheck

I have a SuperCenter XXL in an open cabinet that is 18" high, so roughly 13" of clearance above the speaker. No boominess whatsoever. I've read that even as little as 2" of clearance would be enough. Moderator Dude can comment if that is incorrect.

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5.4.4 HT speakers: T Ref fronts/LFE 1, SuperCenter Ref, T1 surrounds/LFE 2 + SuperSub XXL, HTR 7000 top fronts, HTR 8000 top rears
Zone 2 speakers; 2 Invisa 525's
AVR: Marantz SR 8015
Amp: AT525NC 5 channel
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Moderator Posted 5 years 7 months ago
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That is correct. With a typical 80 Hz crossover even as little as 1" is OK.
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Gutcheck Posted 5 years 7 months ago
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Awesome timing, the cabinet guy is here in 10 minutes.

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AudioJim Posted 5 years 7 months ago
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I can also verify, I have about 1 inch clearance between the top of my cabinet and the top of my speaker and I hear no boominess. I had the xxl for a year in this configuration (now I have the reference center).
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Video: Epson 6040UB, SI 120 inch
Source: PS DS, Logitech Transporter, Marantz UD5005, xBox One, PC
Front end: Marantz 8802A, BHK Pre
Amplification: MM7055 (surround), BHK 300 (Front LR)
Speakers: TRef, ReferenceCenter, HTR7000 (4 atmos), SPS (surround/surround rear)
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Gutcheck Posted 5 years 7 months ago
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What is the reference center? A soon to be released speaker? I have the one.r's so I would like to get the appropriate matching speaker. Can you share the dimensions?

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