I listen to 5.0 for most movies. Rarely do I turn the sub on as it is generally not required or forgit to turn on.
2.0 or 3.0 or 4.0 for HT Movie Audio?
I'm simplifying my life on the audio end. Consolidation of my separate HT room and 2ch room to one room has me doing some out of the speaker-box thinking.
Just to be upfront, I do love 5.1 and this is what I would prefer, and may end up there anyways.
My question only applies to Blu Ray and DVD movie playback.
Curious if Audiogon Members have lived with and enjoyed any of these configurations, i.e.:
- 2.0 (L/R) or
- 3.0 (L/R/C) or
- 4.0 (L/R/SrL/SrR) [no center]
What have your experiences and impressions been? Any lessons learned?
Note: I'm keeping things simple by eliminating the subs; I am satisfied with the lf performance and extension I'm getting from my current speakers on movie sound tracks.
Thanks,
- David.
Just to be upfront, I do love 5.1 and this is what I would prefer, and may end up there anyways.
My question only applies to Blu Ray and DVD movie playback.
Curious if Audiogon Members have lived with and enjoyed any of these configurations, i.e.:
- 2.0 (L/R) or
- 3.0 (L/R/C) or
- 4.0 (L/R/SrL/SrR) [no center]
What have your experiences and impressions been? Any lessons learned?
Note: I'm keeping things simple by eliminating the subs; I am satisfied with the lf performance and extension I'm getting from my current speakers on movie sound tracks.
Thanks,
- David.