You can get a eprom chip upgrade for your ovation 8 from EAD. It basically brings your Ovation up to the same performance as the Theatermaster 8000 pro and costs 20 or 30 dollars.
Theatermaster 8800 Speaker Configuration Question.
I could use some help with speaker configuration. I just upgraded from the EAD Ovation-8 (with Theatermaster 8000 pro software) to the EAD Theatermaster 8800 pro.
My room is configured as follows:
2 Martin Logan CLS IIz's with 2 Vandersteen 2WQ's up front
Martin Logan Theater Center Channel
2 Martin Logan Script surround speakers....directly left and right from the listening position
Radia LCR speaker in the rear center.
Velodyne HGS 15 for LFE
The 8000pro had a configuration setup for 5.1 with an speaker in rear center (called ES by EAD). Because there was no decent way to put two speakers on the L and R in the rear.....I opted for the 5.1 setup with a single center rear.
The 8800pro has a choice between a 5.1 configuration or a 7.1 configuration. There is no 6.1 or 5.1 + ES configuration.
I've been considering either running a classical 5.1 setup and forgetting the rear.....or alternatively, I could run the processor output for the L REAR and R REAR together to the single rear center speaker. Would this mess things up? Would it be preferable to have no rear at all? Are discrete sounds channeled to the L rear and R rear by the processor...or are they largely the same??
I'd appreciate any input.
My room is configured as follows:
2 Martin Logan CLS IIz's with 2 Vandersteen 2WQ's up front
Martin Logan Theater Center Channel
2 Martin Logan Script surround speakers....directly left and right from the listening position
Radia LCR speaker in the rear center.
Velodyne HGS 15 for LFE
The 8000pro had a configuration setup for 5.1 with an speaker in rear center (called ES by EAD). Because there was no decent way to put two speakers on the L and R in the rear.....I opted for the 5.1 setup with a single center rear.
The 8800pro has a choice between a 5.1 configuration or a 7.1 configuration. There is no 6.1 or 5.1 + ES configuration.
I've been considering either running a classical 5.1 setup and forgetting the rear.....or alternatively, I could run the processor output for the L REAR and R REAR together to the single rear center speaker. Would this mess things up? Would it be preferable to have no rear at all? Are discrete sounds channeled to the L rear and R rear by the processor...or are they largely the same??
I'd appreciate any input.
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