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Help with understanding Stereophile test results. 1. Those are not bad numbers.2. You need to measure more, both in terms of frequency spacing and multiple readings. In-room frequency variations are generally sharper than can be distinguished with certainty from one measurement at only one place.... | |
Best "New" Acoustical Treatment Science Advance Jkalman wrote: "Bah Hum Bug. :)" I know. That seems to be your brand name.Kal | |
Best "New" Acoustical Treatment Science Advance You missed the one that has become the most popular audio accessory, the Hum Bug.Kal | |
Do you ...Center Channel? kr4 = Kal Rubinson | |
Do you ...Center Channel? If your speakers are set up for multichannel, the left and right are too far apart for stereo. With a 2-channel source like a CD you must come up with a center signal/speaker, or be faced with moving speakers around when playing a stereo recording... | |
Do you ...Center Channel? 05-29-07: Shadorne OTOH, creating a phantom center when there is a discrete center signal creates inevitable phase/time errors in the process. This is noticeable even on-axis but mostly with music sources. Really? How?-----------------------------... | |
Do you ...Center Channel? 05-29-07: Slikric3000 wrote: "Nope I dont have a center ear. 1 speaker for each ear is all I can handle."I miss your smiley. Otherwise, this is a common and silly idea.Kal | |
Do you ...Center Channel? Markphd, I find your answer simplistic since the inventors of stereo (which means solid) found that it required a minimum of three channels across the front but, due to the technical limitations of the media of the time, only two were used in the ... | |
Do you ...Center Channel? Jack_dotson wrote: "I always use one for HT, but not for music unless listening for 5.1 SACD, which I normally listen to in two channel as well." Well, of course. Why use a center speaker if there is no center channel signal?OTOH, creating a phant... | |
Do you ...Center Channel? I could live without it for TV/HT but find it essential for MCH music.Kal | |
How do I combine 2 channel preamp with my SSP? Sure. You connect the main R/L outputs of the SSP to the HT-bypass inputs on the SP16. Then the amp/speakers that are connected to the SP16 are your front channels.Kal | |
MultiChannel too complicated for most... BTW, I think it is less that one needs to learn to listen in MCH than that one needs to unlearn thinking that 2 channel is an accurate representation of a real event. We have listened in 2 channel for so long, it has become the de facto standard f... | |
MultiChannel too complicated for most... Well, Madhf, I wish you could give me one example of the distortion and, perhaps, a better description of it as it applies to a disc that I have. If you listen to the rear channels only, the sound is, of course, quite strange in most cases since i... | |
MultiChannel too complicated for most... Madhf: Can you explain what you mean about noise in the rear channels of SACD mc? I have never heard such. If you are referring to music/sounds in the rear channels, that has absolutely nothing to do with the format and everything to do with the m... | |
MultiChannel too complicated for most... Yes, at CES but it is rare.No, for THE Show.Never been to RMAF.Peter McGrath (of Wilson) and I have talked about this problem at length because we know of no place that we can recommend where the interested can satisfy their curiosity about MCH. I... |