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In Reply to: Re: Center Channel Loudness posted by jasonm on April 30, 2004 at 12:35:28:
"My receiver has ways to set each speaker + or 1 up to 10. I have my center all the way up to +10 and the rear speakers are at +5 I think....but the mains is what's so loud."Yes, but what are the *mains* set at? Or are they not included with this?
Are the settings held in memory for *each* source selection?
Ideally the center speaker could be the same as the mains. I think this is where the problem is.
This might be a good example of the importance of a properly sized center channel. If your up for an experiment, pull the rears up to main status, and see if this provides a more seemless stage across the front.
I know about "my system", but as a courtesy to the people that want to help, you could include the pertinant pieces relating to your question in the post. It's just a little easier on our part.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Center Channel Loudness - Ironwoods 05:22:30 05/01/04 (6)
- Re: Center Channel Loudness - jasonm 05:27:22 05/01/04 (5)
- That figures - Ironwoods 05:40:00 05/02/04 (4)
- Re: That figures - jasonm 11:05:43 05/03/04 (3)
- No simple answer - Ironwoods 10:53:52 05/04/04 (2)
- Re: No simple answer - jasonm 13:49:40 05/04/04 (1)
- Experiment? - Ironwoods 05:19:36 05/05/04 (0)
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