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A 7.1 channel
surround sound speaker system requires a pair of side
surround speakers and a pair of rear surrounds. Side
surround speakers are typically flush mounted in the walls
to the left and right sides of your home theater seating
area, while rear surround speakers usually go in the back wall.
Technically, you can install virtually any same-brand, voice-matched in-wall or in-ceiling speakers for use as side and rear surround sound effects speakers. The in-wall and in-ceiling speakers on this page create a more diffuse and enveloping
sound field for surround sound effects.
MTX M520BDP dipole/bipole in wall speakers
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