M5jr vs M4.6 vs M4 for Dolby height

I'm looking to finish rounding out my HT setup, last positions I need are front height speakers and I'm trying to match the main L/R voicing.

All three options are within 1.5 hours drive, I'm leaning toward the M4.6 since it's the smallest that uses the normal tweeters but they are bare cabinet. I would have to drop in RD0-198s, mids and rebuild the crossover etc....

Hesitation is stemming from not wanting the speaker to be too large but it's probably a better idea to buy the 5jrs as they are working. These are the version with no PR to be clear

The 4s are much cheaper and are technically the smallest/closest by to me, but I know the tweeter is not interchangeable. However I'm not sure it would matter much in it's given job, thoughts?

Comments

  • DeRod
    DeRod Posts: 92
    I got a couple of M4 cabinets with the crossovers if you want them. You'll need the woofer and tweeters (MW6500 & Peerless)
  • DeRod
    DeRod Posts: 92
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    They are little shorter/less tall than the 5jr w/o the PR
  • StantonZ
    StantonZ Posts: 447
    I used a couple of Monitor 4's as Dolby Atmos ceiling speakers...until I installed a proper (Polk) ceiling speaker (see sig).
    Yamaha RX-A2050 AVR (5.0.2); LG OLED77C2 4K TV
    (4) Polk Monitor 10B's w/SoniCaps, Mills, and RDO-194 tweets (R/L F/R)
    (2) Polk RC80i (Top Middle)
    Polk CS300 center channel
    Analog: B&O TX2 Turntable, Nakamichi Cassette Deck 1
    Digital: Pioneer CLD-99 Elite LD, Panasonic DMP-UB900 UHD Blu-Ray
    Bedroom: Arylic Up2Stream AMPv3 driving Polk Monitor 4's w/peerless tweets
  • Striker2237
    Striker2237 Posts: 58
    edited January 25
    StantonZ wrote: »
    I used a couple of Monitor 4's as Dolby Atmos ceiling speakers...until I installed a proper (Polk) ceiling speaker (see sig).

    How did they do?

    Drod, I may take you up on that offer. Thanks!
  • DeRod
    DeRod Posts: 92
    Let me know they are yours if you want them

    BTW - I got the grills for them as well
  • StantonZ
    StantonZ Posts: 447
    edited January 27
    StantonZ wrote: »
    I used a couple of Monitor 4's as Dolby Atmos ceiling speakers...until I installed a proper (Polk) ceiling speaker (see sig).

    How did they do?

    They were great! The fact is, "height" speakers in Atmos don't see that much action (or dynamic range), so I replaced them with a true "in ceiling" speaker and moved my 4's to the bedroom...where their high quality can be better appreciated.
    Yamaha RX-A2050 AVR (5.0.2); LG OLED77C2 4K TV
    (4) Polk Monitor 10B's w/SoniCaps, Mills, and RDO-194 tweets (R/L F/R)
    (2) Polk RC80i (Top Middle)
    Polk CS300 center channel
    Analog: B&O TX2 Turntable, Nakamichi Cassette Deck 1
    Digital: Pioneer CLD-99 Elite LD, Panasonic DMP-UB900 UHD Blu-Ray
    Bedroom: Arylic Up2Stream AMPv3 driving Polk Monitor 4's w/peerless tweets
  • StantonZ wrote: »
    StantonZ wrote: »
    I used a couple of Monitor 4's as Dolby Atmos ceiling speakers...until I installed a proper (Polk) ceiling speaker (see sig).

    How did they do?

    They were great! The fact is, "height" speakers in Atmos don't see that much action (or dynamic range), so I replaced them with a true "in ceiling" speaker and moved my 4's to the bedroom...where their high quality can be better appreciated.

    Oh awesome, for a second I was concerned that they didn't do well and got "fired" haha!

    I play a good amount of games and the height effects when stuff is flying overhead is enough to make me want to put better speakers up there, current ones are very noticeably mismatched with the rest in quality.