G gholt Full Audioholic Jun 10, 2009 492 0 28 Aug 24, 2009 #21 Porschetech said: wow....that center channel looks huge!!! Click to expand... It is I originally was going to get a smaller center, now I sometimes wish I did, but oh well.
Porschetech said: wow....that center channel looks huge!!! Click to expand... It is I originally was going to get a smaller center, now I sometimes wish I did, but oh well.
chris357 Senior Audioholic Jul 1, 2009 735 0 43 57 Johnsburg, IL Aug 24, 2009 #22 gholt said: It is I originally was going to get a smaller center, now I sometimes wish I did, but oh well. Click to expand... so much sound comes from the center i think you will be happy to have the larger one in the long run
gholt said: It is I originally was going to get a smaller center, now I sometimes wish I did, but oh well. Click to expand... so much sound comes from the center i think you will be happy to have the larger one in the long run
lsiberian Audioholic Overlord Nov 17, 2008 12,393 0 113 On A Bridge in Fort Worth Aug 24, 2009 #23 Nice setup. I really like the couch,but what's with the horizontal center? You got a PJ setup so pick use another normal speaker and sell that center off. You can angle it up toward your chair. Also I suggest a tritrap behind the LR channels. Even without the upgrades it's still a really nice setup.
Nice setup. I really like the couch,but what's with the horizontal center? You got a PJ setup so pick use another normal speaker and sell that center off. You can angle it up toward your chair. Also I suggest a tritrap behind the LR channels. Even without the upgrades it's still a really nice setup.
AVRat Audioholic Ninja Jun 27, 2005 3,790 0 0 65 Colorado Springs, CO Aug 25, 2009 #24 8' viewing distance, 120" dia. screen!!! I would think that a 100"> dia. screen would be more than sufficient. And the Panny is capable at that distance.
8' viewing distance, 120" dia. screen!!! I would think that a 100"> dia. screen would be more than sufficient. And the Panny is capable at that distance.
G gholt Full Audioholic Jun 10, 2009 492 0 28 Aug 25, 2009 #25 lsiberian said: Nice setup. I really like the couch,but what's with the horizontal center? You got a PJ setup so pick use another normal speaker and sell that center off. You can angle it up toward your chair. Also I suggest a tritrap behind the LR channels. Even without the upgrades it's still a really nice setup. Click to expand... What in the world is a tritrap? Are they the acoustic tiles? Do you mean to get a smaller size center channel, or to have a vertical center, I'm confused?
lsiberian said: Nice setup. I really like the couch,but what's with the horizontal center? You got a PJ setup so pick use another normal speaker and sell that center off. You can angle it up toward your chair. Also I suggest a tritrap behind the LR channels. Even without the upgrades it's still a really nice setup. Click to expand... What in the world is a tritrap? Are they the acoustic tiles? Do you mean to get a smaller size center channel, or to have a vertical center, I'm confused?
AVRat Audioholic Ninja Jun 27, 2005 3,790 0 0 65 Colorado Springs, CO Aug 25, 2009 #26 Tri-trap: http://www.gikacoustics.com/gik_tri_trap.html
G gholt Full Audioholic Jun 10, 2009 492 0 28 Aug 25, 2009 #27 AVRat said: 8' viewing distance, 120" dia. screen!!! I would think that a 100"> dia. screen would be more than sufficient. And the Panny is capable at that distance. Click to expand... I originaly had the couch farther back. About where the closet was. It was 11' 12' back. Is the screen still too big if it was that far back? The reason I moved it up was to see how it would look and give better access to the closet. I have a loveseat I could put there that wouldn't block as much. But I guess I need to either shring the screen size or move the seating back.
AVRat said: 8' viewing distance, 120" dia. screen!!! I would think that a 100"> dia. screen would be more than sufficient. And the Panny is capable at that distance. Click to expand... I originaly had the couch farther back. About where the closet was. It was 11' 12' back. Is the screen still too big if it was that far back? The reason I moved it up was to see how it would look and give better access to the closet. I have a loveseat I could put there that wouldn't block as much. But I guess I need to either shring the screen size or move the seating back.
lsiberian Audioholic Overlord Nov 17, 2008 12,393 0 113 On A Bridge in Fort Worth Aug 25, 2009 #28 gholt said: What in the world is a tritrap? Are they the acoustic tiles? Do you mean to get a smaller size center channel, or to have a vertical center, I'm confused? Click to expand... Tritrap = triangle trap. They go in corners. I mean a Vertical center.
gholt said: What in the world is a tritrap? Are they the acoustic tiles? Do you mean to get a smaller size center channel, or to have a vertical center, I'm confused? Click to expand... Tritrap = triangle trap. They go in corners. I mean a Vertical center.
G gholt Full Audioholic Jun 10, 2009 492 0 28 Aug 25, 2009 #29 lsiberian said: Tritrap = triangle trap. They go in corners. I mean a Vertical center. Click to expand... So, just turn the center speaker upright for the vercial? and make the screen smaller to fit?
lsiberian said: Tritrap = triangle trap. They go in corners. I mean a Vertical center. Click to expand... So, just turn the center speaker upright for the vercial? and make the screen smaller to fit?
