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Audiophile Question
I recently got a Plasma Monitor. It hangs over a couch. All of my stereo components, cable box, ect. are all in a corner. Can I prop my center channel speaker up on a dais where it will be level with the top of the back of the couch and have it fire upwards? I know that would denegrate some of the purpose of the speaker, but what are any experts thoughts? The only other option would be to hang the speaker on a bracket below the monitor, and I can't do that in this room. Thanks.
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I'd rather do without the center than having it fire straight up. You'll get some weird imaging with that setup.
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OK. I can live without it. Truthfully, I never could tell much difference using it anyway. On my old 36" regular tv, I just left the built in speakers on and ditched the center channel speaker--to me movies sounded better like that. The system has eight satellite speakers and 2 subs and the front four satellites handle voices really well so I may just ditch it again. Anyone else?
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If you lose the center without the proper setting on the receiver you will be frustrated to say the least. 90% of the voice sound comes from the center channel. Many audiophiles will say that the two most important speakers in a normal AV system is the sub woffer and center speaker.
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Get a speaker stnad (the one that is just a pole and a mount on the top. You can put it behind the couch and have the speaker fire out from behind the couch.
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I''ll back up what these guys said....speaker position is important to get what you paid for from the system....shortcuts will leave you with something that sounds worse than a $250 everything-in-a-box setup.
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