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Because my ceiling is higher on the left side of my listening room...

...I do not have a square corner to work with on both of my upper front wall corners. Both side wall and ceiling corners are square.

Using the diagram above

AD represents the floor corner behind my speakers
AB represents the left corner behind my speakers
DC represents the right corner behind my speakers
BC represents the front wall/ceiling boundary

If your device requires a square corner to be effective, this would not be possible if I were limited to the upper corners on the front wall plane. It's sounds though that any of the three surfaces of a square corner are suitable locations theoretically. My preference aesthetically would be to put a pair of white units on my ceiling in each corner. In theory, is this going to be as effective as putting 1 pair on the front wall upper corners as your instructions picture?

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