Yeah, home theater system, oriented for 5.1, Atmos and Auro-3D; and now a full-range system dedicated for listening, focused on quad.You have two different music rooms ???
Yeah, home theater system, oriented for 5.1, Atmos and Auro-3D; and now a full-range system dedicated for listening, focused on quad.You have two different music rooms ???
Looks awesome, Mike!Operation Quad Station is a "go"!
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OPPO BDP-103
Sherwood RD 705i
Klipsch KG 5.5 (fronts)
Klipsch KG 5.2 (surrounds)
(Vintage Klipsch SW & center for optional 5.1 listening)
OPERATION: Quad Station
OPERATION: Quad Station
I love me some Tomita. That's a fantastic idea!Hmm, nice T there Baggie
… I'd say try some of those Quad SACDs by Tomita (DV or Denon) - lots of action to test that awesome Quad system
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Play the DV quad of RTF Musicmagic. I want to know how Stanley Clarke sounds coming out of the left surround. 10" woofer & passive radiator should make the grade....Hmm, nice T there Baggie
… I'd say try some of those Quad SACDs by Tomita (DV or Denon) - lots of action to test that awesome Quad system
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One question for you though. Where’s the sweet spot?
I think they may be a tad bit over whelming. Do you have a recommended angle? Like, directly at each other, behind my head, maybe?You don't have any ear problems listening to your music with your rear speakers position which are direct to your ears? I also have my rears at ear level but not directly positioned to my ears.
Looks like nice distance to the sweet spot; what are you at, around 7 feet?I think they may be a tad bit over whelming. Do you have a recommended angle? Like, directly at each other, behind my head, maybe?
9 to the fronts, just over 6 to the rears.Looks like nice distance to the sweet spot; what are you at, around 7 feet?
Easily adjustable9 to the fronts, just over 6 to the rears.
If I push the walls out! Yeah, I can adjust the levels and such. I'll wait until the new amp arrives on Friday.Easily adjustable
I just meant your seating position.If I push the walls out! Yeah, I can adjust the levels and such. I'll wait until the new amp arrives on Friday.
Well, sorta. I'm going for 30 degree angles up front, which puts me about where I'm at. The angles are good for the rears too. I'm thinking that's a bit more important than distance, which can be compensated for with level, right?I just meant your seating position.
God bless you Baggy. Most of us are too old to tolerate(not to mention drop down to or get up from)sitting on a bean baggins!Well, sorta. I'm going for 30 degree angles up front, which puts me about where I'm at. The angles are good for the rears too. I'm thinking that's a bit more important than distance, which can be compensated for with level, right?
Just my current train of thought. And sure, it's easy to scooch the chair or bean bag all around, as desired.
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