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In Reply to: Yup: Your video display may be a factor. posted by Kal Rubinson on April 22, 2005 at 09:36:41:
OTOH, you also have to lose the center speaker for 2-channel. Would'nt do to have a center channel speaker messing up the imaging/soundstaging from 2-channel source....Guess you'll have to add rails to your center channel to (remote-control?) move the center away and/or behind your 2 main speakers when listening to 2-channel. :0).
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- Gotta agree a wall-mounted display is a probable must for 2-channel "purists". - oscar 20:10:45 04/22/05 (1)
- Re: Gotta agree a wall-mounted display is a probable must for 2-channel "purists". - Kal Rubinson 07:46:12 04/23/05 (0)
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