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In Reply to: Re: is center channel necessary? posted by Hayden on January 04, 2000 at 03:11:43:
Thanks - it does help. My HT listening will be primarily on axis, and the room is 15x20, so I think I will try a set up minus the center for a while and see what happens.By the way, the journal at the www.audioperfectionist.com link mentioned below also discusses this issue - this turned out to be a very interesting link.
JB
Actually UHF magazine discussed this a couple of years ago and stated that a centre channel was redunant in most situations, if the stereo speakers are set up properly. Remember most dialogue is a mono recording, so even sitting off axis should not be a big problem. Of course too far off axis and it will seem the voice is coming from somewhere else, not from the actor talking.
When the main "stereo" speakers are set up properly, there is no problem and a center channel speaker is an unnecessary redudancy.
.... is there such a thing as a necessary redundancy ???hehe :)
Yes...just take a look at Windows system files!!!!! Hehehe!
...Windozezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
michael w
Lol. Ah if only Steve Jobs was not an immature jerk, we could all be using Apple systems and that Gates fellow would be selling pencils on a street corner.
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