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Dread348
Audiophyte
Hey guys,
This is the best forum on the net! I can usually an answer to any question that I have on audio video. I want to take the chance to thank you ahead of time. I have yet another probably easy question for you.
I'm at my father's house and I am rather disappointed with watching movies on this system. He has a Denon AVR-5803 hooked up to Martin Logan surround system. The main problem is that I can't hear voices well. I don't have the same problem with my home system. His center speaker is a Martin Logan Theater.
The setup is kinda odd. He has an old, pretty tall high def projection TV. The center sits on top and points down. I find to hear the voices, I need to have the bass down and treble up really high but then everything sounds like it was through a tin can and is irritating. I'm wondering if the audio delay between the fronts and the center is off and causing an echo that is muddling the voices.
Another question, I found that the wire hooked up is green and black not the usual red and black. What is the difference? What is the importance of the color difference?
Any thoughts? Thanks again!
Marshall
This is the best forum on the net! I can usually an answer to any question that I have on audio video. I want to take the chance to thank you ahead of time. I have yet another probably easy question for you.
I'm at my father's house and I am rather disappointed with watching movies on this system. He has a Denon AVR-5803 hooked up to Martin Logan surround system. The main problem is that I can't hear voices well. I don't have the same problem with my home system. His center speaker is a Martin Logan Theater.
The setup is kinda odd. He has an old, pretty tall high def projection TV. The center sits on top and points down. I find to hear the voices, I need to have the bass down and treble up really high but then everything sounds like it was through a tin can and is irritating. I'm wondering if the audio delay between the fronts and the center is off and causing an echo that is muddling the voices.
Another question, I found that the wire hooked up is green and black not the usual red and black. What is the difference? What is the importance of the color difference?
Any thoughts? Thanks again!
Marshall