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In Reply to: I'm finding rear speakers don't add that much posted by Brad on December 19, 1999 at 22:25:46:
I expected a lot more from DD too, but I don't think it's the technology. I think it has more to do with the movie industry. It seems that sound is kind of an after thought for movies. You only ever see a few if any scenes where the actors respond to a sound that is off the screen. Most of the time the camera is fixed right on all the action. Maybe someday my rear speakers will play more than just a few sound effects in critical scenes and mood music.As for your decision to go with just fronts and center, if you adjusted all the speaker levels correctly and you still don't think the rears are adding much, turn them up. It's your system.
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