Suggestion for this setup: get that TV mounted on one of the ceiling beams- probably the same one to which you mounted the speakers- roughly centered between the 2 speakers.
You are right about the "triangle" concept but when set up and used for Home Theater instead of only music- if that's what you are doing here- 2 speakers are going to create a faux center speaker in between them. As is, TV screen far left (under left) speaker is fairly distant from the faux center "channel," which is where most dialogue plays.
It may seem fine as is but it will likely be a noticeable improvement if you ceiling mount the TV roughly between the 2 speakers... as then almost all dialogue will seem to come from the TV instead of off to the right of it.
Now, I don't see how you are getting audio to the speakers. If these are perhaps self-powered speakers not powered by Receiver or AMP, they are only going to play mono each or perhaps stereo as a linked pair... and not create the faux center. But if you are working through a Receiver or Home Theater amp, center channel sound would be faked by them and sound like it is coming from about dead center between them. A viewer's ears from that bed would likely notice... and may even perceive that it seems like audio is improved.
Another option if Receiver is involved is hang the TV in the center as described and mount a true center speaker- perhaps down firing from that ceiling- perhaps a bit in front of TV (perhaps one ceiling beam closer to the bed). This would switch it from what would be a called a 2.0 system now to a 3.0 system (true left + center + right).
Lastly, you could easily put a SUB in such a setup about anywhere in that room too for lower lows, yielding a 2.1 or 3.1 system. And then you are only 2 more wire runs from being able to put a left & right surround speaker back on each side of the bed to make it a true 5.1 surround sound system (which would be VERY noticeable from that bed, when watching anything with surround sound audio).
HobeSoundDarryl - respectively you totally missed the point of my post here... kinda shocked me when I saw a reply in this thread even as I'm not asking nor needing your advice. FWIW I design / consult on Home Theaters in SE Michigan.
Since you asked / inquired / offered advice when not asked for it:
1) The bottom of the log ceiling beams are 8 feet tall, the TV is mounted as shown on the left side wall, above the dresser. It is NOT moving, putting it mid-room will be a head banger ..
2) originally using just the TV speakers zero stereo as distance way too far , poor sound quality, yada yada
3) I had a leftover Lepai amp from another project I did for fun, just 20wpc but enough for this application, it's popular on parts express for simple stuff like this, I'm sure you've had these small digital amps and been amazed at their value for the $'s
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4) I had leftover Dayton bookshelf speakers I had "won" via charity raffle at a local gtg amongst 20 other HT enthusiasts , we get together every 3-ish months and rotate hosting them / attending them, these are HT and audio room demos / sessions. We also contact some vendors to get swag and hold a fund raising raffle at each gtg for some local group in need. Kinda like a pay-it-forward thing.
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5) yea a sub would add low end for sure, honestly with our master bedroom above him we don't need LFE coming up to us. I do have a 12" sealed sub sitting around not being used, decided against it.
6) so, to summarize, I put my "leftovers" into his room, decent sound. He loves the set-up as it, he's all of nearly 19 years old now, graduated HS, he joined the USA Marines Sept-2024, and will be coming home occasionally the next 4 years.
Anything else I missed?
>> If your on facebook here's a photo of a gtg I hosted Apr-13-2019, the main page group photo
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1160325204019275
or AVS forum
https://www.avsforum.com/threads/4-...BJRA_aem_TbGe8S3swpnWB92qLOaXLw#post-57824004