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SURROUND PLAYBACK SETUP DETAILS System Setup Advice from Surround Sound Innovator, Engineer/Producer Michael Bishop Recommended Setup Summary:·
Use 5 matched full-range
speakers for best results.
· Use direct-radiator speakers (not dipoles) for all speakers. · All main speakers should be equal distance from the listener. circumference of an imaginary circle at whose center is the listening position. · Use equal amplification for all channels. · All main speakers should play at equal volume for surround music. · For home cinema (video) use only, surround channels should play at –3dB relative to front channels. Speaker
Details: Main Channels Start with a minimum of four matched loudspeakers: one pair for the front
left and right positions and one pair for the surround left and right positions.
For best playback quality, the speakers should all be full-range with
equal and adequate amplification for playing high-resolution audio.
If you are using a “satellite” surround system, i.e.: small main
channels with subwoofer, get the best system possible within your budget. Center Channel A center channel loudspeaker that, at the minimum, matches the timbre and
character of the front loudspeaker pair should be included. Ideally, it should
be equal to the other four main channels. The
center loudspeaker should be the same distance from the listener as the front
left/right speakers
This helps to eliminate center channel build up that can smear the depth
and separation of the left-right front image.
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