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| Flatscreen between speakers @tony1954. You might have to build whatever you want. Set your design parameters then solve them one by one. Mine were that the gadget be light, not expensive, functional and elegant. I have achieved all of them to varying degrees. Some were even ... | |
| Another Day, Another Upgrade. Congrats. Your room treatment looks great. To echo @ghdprentice, find a way to get out of the CD business. It’s very limiting in terms of materials. Explore streaming and ROON, you will be amazed at what you have been missing. Hi-Res is much bette... | |
| Flatscreen between speakers A few observations that I made since using this panel: I would still use it if don’t have a TV anymore between my speakers. It is doing much more than removing the glare or whatever the glass was adding to the equation. It can be configured wit... | |
| Flatscreen between speakers I see. It’s worth considering. They also seem to be affordable. | |
| Flatscreen between speakers @rtacconi. Everything has its negatives. Projectors require that you watch in the dark only, they are still much more expensive than a comparable flatscreen. It you have a home theater dedicated room, then by all means… | |
| Flatscreen between speakers @richardbrand. I am a veteran of multichannel. I have plenty of concert DVDs, my favorite being Hell Freezes Over from The Eagles. That’s the reason I have an AVR instead of a preamp. The reason two channels are sufficient for music is because at ... | |
| Flatscreen between speakers Folks, the results are finally in. It took me a while, but the conclusion is undeniable. Yes, my flat screen glass, Plasma TV was definitely affecting negatively the performance of my music system. I have so many people to think for their advice ... | |
| Flatscreen between speakers @signaforce. Funny, that’s what I have now currently. It’s not doing a lot but seems to be better than nothing. I am very close to something (2 days tops). I will tag you when I get it up. Thanks. | |
| Flatscreen between speakers @newton_john. You are correct. My choice of words was incorrect. I hope my meaning wasn’t lost in translation. My point is that the image is not a magic trick but something that can be explained, manipulated and repeated. In other words, it’s phy... | |
| Flatscreen between speakers @richardbrand. Your first sentence is correct. When audiophiles talk about stereo, they are strictly referring to the two front channels. Yes, stereo has not evolved over time. The format was invented and patented by an inventor. My best stereo r... | |
| Flatscreen between speakers @richardbrand. I am not sure I get your point. Which part of the definition you disagree with? (“Stereophonic sound, commonly shortened to stereo, is a method of sound reproduction that recreates a multi-directional, 3-dimensional audible perspec... | |
| Flatscreen between speakers @richardbrand. You and I both have a hybrid system. I have a 9.4.4 Dolby setup. As for the definition, check here. That’s what the patent for Stereo Phonic Sound System calls for. I would encourage you to read it. The idea that stereo systems are... | |
| Flatscreen between speakers @richardbrand. Thanks for your thoughtful comment. My personal opinion is that stereophonic was designed to be sufficient for the reproduction of live music. By definition “Stereophonic sound, commonly shortened to stereo, is a method of sound re... | |
| Flatscreen between speakers @rjinaz86323. Putting absorbing panels on the side wall might help. Where to put them is the question: you will need a helper and a small mirror. While sitting in your listening position, have the helper slide the mirror along the wall until you c... | |
| Flatscreen between speakers @knownothing. Well, you’re better off than I 😄. I see that you have your own room. Your system looks pretty nice. I would think that your soundstage depth be ok since your speakers were designed to be wall mounted. Don’t be afraid of using DSP to ... |