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A center channel isn’t designed to be a speaker for audio fidelity reasons, it’s designed to fit under a TV or in a cabinet etc. As you have sound pan across the speakers, does it make more intuitive sense to have the same type of speaker transition sound from one to the other, or does it make...

"The ES9028PRO and ES9026PRO are pin-compatible upgrades for ESS leadership products—the ES9018S and ES9016S – and feature 129 dB and 124 dB dynamic range (DNR), and -120 dB and -110 dB total harmonic distortion plus noise (THD+N). New features include: eight preset filters, full-scale auto-gain...

Here is the layout of my current condo: http://www.elizabethgoulart.com/gallery/Toronto_Condos/8_The_Esplanade-L-Tower-Elizabeth_Goulart-BROKER/A3-637Sq.Ft-L-Tower-8_The_Esplanade-Elizabeth_Goulart-BROKER.jpg I am not really able to put TV in the long lengthwise dimension. Widthwise, it is...

A way to solve differing heights is tilting your center speaker, up or down, towards the MLP.

Your front soundstage will probably be better than with a center channel, assuming the speakers are of adequate quality. They will most likely be taller than center channel, so you may have placement issues with that. Dolby and a few speaker manufacturers have guides that prescribe optimum...

Why not $140 on each speaker or 200 on the front LCR and 100 on the other 4?

I'm thinking of donating my RX-A660 to my parents and get a STR-DN0180 / ZA-810ES instead. Thoughts?

I should've said everything has to be current model line, just to make it harder. He's probably ok with refurbs but not prior year refurbs. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Alright guys, asking for a friend who wants to fill up space with the best bang for the buck system under 2k. 5 speakers Receiver Subwoofer 2 Atmos speakers Let's see what setups you guys come up with! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Can someone describe the differences between the two lines with respect to their Atmos upfiring speakers?

Can you retest by swapping speakers from L to R?

Unless you have a servo? Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

Is that an IKEA TV Bench?

VSX-45, but it's only a 5.1 setup. Then again, so is the 383. Ask yourself if you want Atmos later, figure out the minimum amount of speakers you need to drive, and then get a receiver that will drive all of them.

I've only owned two subs, S1500 and F15HP. F15HP is a more efficient sub, what I mean by that is more output for a lower powered amp. S1500 is a better $ value.

Rythmik F15HP

AV Amp

I just thought of something. I'm able to cross at 80 Hz more seamlessly with the F15HP-SE, compared to the S1500. With the S1500, sometimes 80 Hz would be a bit boomy and I'd have to play with the gain, and 60 Hz would be cleaner, but not impactful at times. 80 Hz on the Rythmik is both...

http://forum.ascendacoustics.com/showthread.php?6529-3-RAAL-Towers-or-3-RAAL-Horizon-for-front-LCR&p=57785#post57785

I get that, I was wondering more on front vs down, specifically, all else being equal, but I think I've gotten my answer already.