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In Reply to: You may not be getting ..... posted by John C. - Aussie on April 19, 2001 at 18:24:12:

I woudl really like to understand the arguments for the use of a center channel, as compared to using a stereo pair with a "phantom" center.
I am a HT believer, and use subs and rear speakers, but still have not heard a cc that was worth the effort or money.
Without fail, I have found CC to narrow the sound field, by receiving too large a portion of the front sound information.
How can anyone manufacturer expect a center to adequately handle a majority of the sound information, while it normally has half (if that) as many drivers as the main stereo pair?
DG

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Topic - Question on my HT DVD system in stereo, not surround sound. - Andy Black 15:10:55 04/19/01 (4)

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Coming from a former 2 channel purist.... - Dan g. 12:44:41 04/23/01 (1)

Re: Coming from a former 2 channel purist.... - chris 22:00:18 04/29/01 (0)

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