Consumer Electronics FAQ
5-speaker set-up high-speed put somebody through the mill!?
Hey... I just graduate and due to my unemployed days I've become a tech-junkie. I be first obsessed next to enhancing the picture but now the nouns is my next target. I've spent deeply of time positioning my speakers on the room, having it to walk through the roofs and such and have finally placed it adjectives correctly. (The standard wherein the center speaker is right in front of you, the righ and not here speakers either side of the center speaker and right and gone speakers on either side of the couch) Needless to enunciate I've been enjoy it for two days until I went to question paper tone and found out that the main not here and right speakers were the ones I've positioned on my side and the supposedly other speakers are on the sides of my center. Does it thing if I wrongly positioned my speakers? I've listened to the nouns they project and so far it has be the same though but I may be missing a article since I'm a rookie on this. Its confusing because the label say "FRONT LEFT SPEAKER".Answers:
hi here is one sugg.. from (as i am using contained by my home)
put 1-left and 1-right spks with usual nouns. and take another 2-spks.. and place it surrounded by the rear and bind the -ve of both spks and connect the other two +ve to the coresponding output from your amplifier . it is really nice.
only the stand sound will hear for the front spks, and the conditions musics on the rear and tremendously pleasent to hear the sound effect and u can perceive a 3d effect.
Depending on the setting, (Dolby 5.1, surround, etc) some programs are competent to add depth to the nouns. For example, if you were watching Top Gun and the jet flew over you, the speakers would simulate the Doppler effect. If they are positioned wrong, the jet would fly over you from astern, but sound approaching they were coming from the side.
This is with the sole purpose if they are plugged into the corresponding ports. The speakers themselves, if they are digital, should make no difference.
What the label on the speaker say means zilch. It only matter where you hook it up. ie if the sticky label says center but plug it into the front right jack it is your front right speaker. You will hear sounds differently than how the movie maker intended. Ie if they want you to hear a sound from the right but you own the right speaker in the center. variety sure that that the wire you enjoy in the plug that say center goes to the center speaker the plug that say left go to the left etc etc etc. Generally speaking, the front side and rear speakers reproduce like sound list, but the front speakers get more work and volume, so they're commonly a bit bigger than the rear ones.
However, if your front side and flipside speakers are the same size, they are interchangeable.