is these speakers for front right, front left, rear right and rear left ?, can i use it for center channel?
1376047
I used them for the front and back side speakers. I would not use them for the center channel speaker. I use a center speaker that sets just below my television, but this is strictly a personal preference.
494658
If it's bass you want, theses are NOT the way to go. They are ok for maybe 7.1 surround but I would not use them as your main rear speakers.
850297
yes the rear speakers will work, but if you buy a 5 channel amplifier everything will work. This is what I had to do to get all the speakers work in my car and it sounds great. I hope this helps.
228984
There are left, right, and center speakers built in to this bar. However they are all independent and need to be powered by and external amp. You could replace just the center speaker with this bar but you would be wasting the left and right speakers in it (unused).
372496
Personally I prefer a different center channel speaker that is designed to play center channel frequency. You could use this as a center just fine though.
652876
Yes. In a smaller room they would be fine for front speakers. I use them for my rears in the surround sound system.
1530463
No, you want your front speakers to be your ear level, same with center. I just installed these as a 7.1 set up. 4 in ceiling and the rest are up front on entertainment center. Think about your voice sounds coming from the top up in the ceiling, not nice.
1111165
They can work as rear in wall surround speakers. In my opinion they are better as front surround. As long as they are in wall they are good. Make sure to insulate around them on the wall.
943486
They are great but for center speakers you need plenty of highs and mids. The center speaker is the work horse of the system. I won't used it
624336
The front and rear channel speakers are 4x4x6 inches--plenty compact. The center channel is 4x4x16. They are all light-weight
1440244
The speakers are designed to diffuse the sound as rear speakers for occasional music and movie sound effects. I would therefore not recommend them as front speakers as they won't have the focus that front speakers should have that allows you to pinpoint musical instruments and other movie sounds.
1312260
I wouldn't recommend it. These are 2 way components. For a rear deck set up 6x8 or 6x9 3 way speakers are more ideal.
2174205
If you're not concerned with the separating the sound of left, right, front and rear speakers, sure. You'll just have a mono channel running all of your speakers the same. I have a different 4 channel amp powering my component speakers and this amp powering 2 Kenwood shallow 12's. Sounds great!
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If you are talking about using them as a second main output, you will probably be okay so long as you aren't driving them at full volume. If you mean "rear" as in surround sound, then you have no worries. Surround output on the rear channel will never drive them extremely hard.
367292
If you are using them for your rear speakers, they will be just fine with your system. We have about same set up and they work very nice.
2199617
The Polk 8 inch 2 way speakers will work well for front left and right. They will work well for surround speakers too. I would recommend that you use a Polk Center Speaker that has been built specifically to be used as a center channel speaker. Polk builds some really nice center channel speakers that have the proper enclosure and porting needed to handle the dialogue that usually is routed to the center speaker. We use a Polk Center and are very pleased with our choice. Rob C.
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It can be used as a center channel or as a front left, front right speaker. I would not recommend it as a rear surround, it would be too much. I use it as a front left and right channel in my home theatre setup, very crisp and detailed output. It's also awesome for listening to music.