| Re: Multiple Speakers [message #65785 is a reply to message #65780] |
Thu, 20 January 2011 21:02   |
Adveser
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| Lancelot wrote on Thu, 20 January 2011 19:19 | | Adveser wrote on Tue, 18 January 2011 23:10 |
Yes. And you must wire them in stereo and not dual mono. The encoding of DVD will not be improved, but music will be far better that way. Just because someone has not learned critical listening skills a producer of music would know does not mean your ears and brain haven't noticed.
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Thanks for the confirmation. Will it make any difference for when I'm listening for music if I have a setup of 2.2 rather than just 2? I guess having a 5.2 setup for movie watching is enough if the player used for movies and music is the same.
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It will make a big difference if you have the ability to output the lower frequencies flatter for music. It will be like a Bass Boost button that is smooth and not wobbly and you'll hear new things that were too quiet before that you can't get by simply boosting the bass elsewhere.
I am not sure if the amp will turn the subwoofers on in stereo and now that you mention it, it would be a good idea to check. Mine does this with a button that turns off the lowest of the lows going to the mains. I'm not sure if your system will output the subs all the time, unlike the center and surround speakers, which you usually have to use a 6 channel mode instead of stereo, but everything I've ever had ran the subs all the time.
If you are using dedicated sub amps, you aren't going to have any problems of this sort anyway.
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