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So I have engineered wooden oak flooring so that maybe an issue it seems? Surely if you wall mount the 28s, the subwoofer will be firing against the walls? Well, I think I have breeze blocks and plasterboards so isn’t as hard as concrete?
Wood floors could be an issue but I can’t say for sure in your case. ย If you mount the 28;s on the wall I heard it can have the same problem with it rattling everything in your walls and in between. That means any metal frames could sound like a war happening in there.
I suggest talking your your dealer, if you are set on the 28’s then buy them with the promise you can return them after a month if they don’t work out and then you can get the 18’s.
People generally think the 18’s look nicer than the 28’s but that’s up to you. Many think the acoustic lens on the 18’s give highs a wider sound stage too.
It also really depends what kind of floor you are putting the speakers on as the 28’s fire bass DOWN into the floor and a lot of people with wood floors have negative experiences with vibrations and distortion. ย If you have a solid concrete floor or something like it it should be fine though.
The 19 is fine on many floor types however and you have more flexibility to move it around.
Personally I would do the 18’s and 19 if I was you.
I have a theatre and 18’s with no 19 for bass and I have never complained about the bass level. I use them 90% for TV and movie and it absolutely kills it.
I think it is an extremely bad idea from what I have heard. ย The reason being the BS5 is running a very old version of windows and it is incredibly insecure with lots of security issues that can easily exploited to get on your network and god knows what.
Perhaps try getting a Beosound 2 or BS9000 for your CDโs.
