Stick with 7.2 or go to 5.2 with bi amping

[Blacklamb]

As the Title says I'm currently running 7.2 and Just Bi-wired my fronts and don't really notice much of a difference, so I'm wondering if I should go down to 5.2 from my 7.2. I don't think any of my blu rays offer 7.X. I'm really at a loss of what to do, so I though I'd ask ya'll. Here's my set up:

RX- Yamaha RX-V663
Center: Polk CS2
Fronts: Monitor 70's
Rears: Monitor 40's
S. Rears: Monitor 30's

[Toolfan66]

Forget bi-wiring. As far as 5.2 and 7.2 ? Depends on room size, how you have it set up. And most of all it's what sounds best to you.

Play with the set up if you like it enjoy it!!

[kuntasensei]

Blu-rays don't have to offer 7.1. That's what DPL-IIx is for - properly reproducing the matrixed surround data they use in the theater for the rear channel.

[spock 2054]

As the Title says I'm currently running 7.2 and Just Bi-wired my fronts and don't really notice much of a difference, so I'm wondering if I should go down to 5.2 from my 7.2. I don't think any of my blu rays offer 7.X. I'm really at a loss of what to do, so I though I'd ask ya'll. Here's my set up:

RX- Yamaha RX-V663
Center: Polk CS2
Fronts: Monitor 70's
Rears: Monitor 40's
S. Rears: Monitor 30's

I bi-wired my 70's, and I noticed a slight difference, but not enough to give up my back surround speakers. I did find this site:
http://www.blu-raystats.com/Stats/Stats.php

You can filter the list by different criteria, including DTS-HD MA 7.1. Sorting by 7.1 surround, I got 156 results for DTS-HD MA 7.1. The Doctor Strange cartoon has one of the most immersive surround tracks I've heard from an animated feature....

[resperc]

Forget bi-wiring. As far as 5.2 and 7.2 ? Depends on room size, how you have it set up. And most of all it's what sounds best to you.

Play with the set up if you like it enjoy it!!

Based on your own evaluation of your system...totally agree with the above suggestion.