Just dont mount them much higher than 10 feet above the listening area. Mounting speakers under the eaves also helps hide them for a discreet look.

How high should I place my speakers?

The height speaker channels should be placed in the upper left/right corners of the front stage. Typically, this will be 40-45 degrees off-axis and about 8 feet in height. A downward tilt of the speaker will improve mid/high frequency response and reduce ceiling bounce reflections.

How can I make my outdoor speakers sound better?

An easier solution is to add a wireless audio adapter, which will let you control music playback from the backyard using a phone or tablet. For example, you can connect a Sonos Port to your amp, or power the outdoor speakers directly with a Sonos Amp.

What are front height speakers used for?

Front height speakers may be used in conjunction with overhead speakers in larger room installations that can support a greater number of overhead/height outputs.

Is Front height the same as Atmos?

All listener speakers should be at the same height, typically 3.9 feet (1.2 meters), which is ear level for the average seated listener (as defined in ITU-R BS. 1116-1). If possible, the height of the rear speakers should be the same as the height of the front speakers.

Do outdoor speakers need an amp?

Most outdoor speakers are passive devices, which means they do not have built-in amplification and will need a source of power.

Are front height speakers the same as Atmos?

Most AVRs will support the use of front height (Dolby® Pro Logic® IIz) mounted speakers with Dolby Atmos playback; however, we recommend the use of either overhead or Dolby Atmos enabled speakers to create the most lifelike and enveloping audio experience.

Are front height speakers Atmos?

Most AVRs will support the use of front height (Dolby® Pro Logic® IIz) mounted speakers with Dolby Atmos playback; however, we recommend the use of either overhead or Dolby Atmos enabled speakers to create the most lifelike and enveloping audio experience.