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In Reply to: Center channel dialog in DVD's.. posted by M. Vidal on November 11, 2005 at 11:06:10:
Have you tried two amps or two speakers (or none at all). Phantom works great if only for one person, OK for more people depending on the room, setup and speakers. Is the center the same brand as the mains? I'd try a different center to start. Preferably an exact match to your mains (as in not a center channel per se). Is the amp the same as the mains? Do you have any room treatment (especially at first reflection points on side walls) in your room? Are the three speakers the same distance form your listening position? Is the center speaker in a cabinet or on top of a TV (or both)? These answers will help with the next step. This should really be posted in Video BTW, as this is a system thing more than film. You may get more responses there.
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- You've tried two processors. - grantv 12:04:19 11/11/05 (0)
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