We bought my 2 year old yorkie so we could breed her down the road. I'm making sure I do everything to NOT be a BYB and do my research before we breed her. I'd like to know if yorkies need any type of heath certificates? Also what should I look for in a male as a stud other than size?Thanks. (oh and thanks for all the spay your dog! comments that I know I'll get my two other purebred/papered dogs are spayed)
Speakers in the ceiling would never let you hear a true surround sound, you need to place them on floor stands and arrange them the way your speaker plans describe..?
Just installed the plastic bumps in our Mobile Home Park 2 years ago. They only came in 1 height , they are not tall enough to slow everyone down, If they're going to drive like they're nuts, the bumps won't help for those people. Even when we had asphault ones that were taller, certain people just went faster.
in my opinion its best sound to have the front speakers on stands the rear channel is all about what you like i have also seen all front speakers in a ceiling that had adjustabable twwets in the speaker so you could point them at the veiwing area but all that said i still think being able to adjust the speakers to the sweet spot is still worth more than anything
The rule of thumb is at ear level in which optimum surround sound can be optimized engulfing the listener. However, many THX approved and certified public movie theaters have speakers way above the listener's ear level. If you have ever walked into one of the THX approved/certified public movie theaters and observed the placement of their speakers, you'll notice the speakers placement will be well out of range of the industry's standard for home theater speaker surround placement installation. Many times you may wonder why the sounds sounded so good at the movies while the speakers are placed high above the listener's audience. The answer has to deal with room acoustics, sound damping materials, reflective materials, and sound calibration. I have three surround sounds speakers mounted inside the roof (Rear-Left, Rear-Center, and Rear-Right). The name brand is Speaker Craft 6 CRS. I auditioned several speakers and they for one sounded the best. I paid about $750.00 dollars for them within budget. Hence, it really boils down to your particular room acoustics and your hearing preference: no two people hear the same thing it's all personal preference, your hearing range, etc. In my opinion, I would not have gotten the spatially-engulfing experience had I not installed my surround speakers in the ceiling. Whether I'm in the kitchen, all the sounds seems to be emanating throughout the house giving me that encapsulating experience filling the living room, kitchen, and other places in my house. Hope this helps.
