Plato, The K-horns and Subwoofer are stacked six feet high with a seven and a half foot ceiling.
Elizabeth, I do have an extra pair of Cornwall Speakers, with the same drivers as the K-horns, but without the K-horn bass. I could use the Cornwalls with the TV at the opposite end of the room. Since the subwoofers in the rear are omnidirectional, they could supplement the bass of the Cornwall speakers next to the TV. An extra Mark Levinson Amp in storage could drive the Cornwalls. I will have to get a platform that pivots 180 degrees in order to switch from stereo listening mode to TV watching mode. Perhaps it would be more practical to get another chair and put the two chairs back to back. The room is 19 feet long NOT including the space taken up by the K-horns and Subwoofers. This would put the sweetspots for the TV and the stereo at about nine feet. Perfect! Thanks for you idea Elizabeth.
Elizabeth, I do have an extra pair of Cornwall Speakers, with the same drivers as the K-horns, but without the K-horn bass. I could use the Cornwalls with the TV at the opposite end of the room. Since the subwoofers in the rear are omnidirectional, they could supplement the bass of the Cornwall speakers next to the TV. An extra Mark Levinson Amp in storage could drive the Cornwalls. I will have to get a platform that pivots 180 degrees in order to switch from stereo listening mode to TV watching mode. Perhaps it would be more practical to get another chair and put the two chairs back to back. The room is 19 feet long NOT including the space taken up by the K-horns and Subwoofers. This would put the sweetspots for the TV and the stereo at about nine feet. Perfect! Thanks for you idea Elizabeth.