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RF3s & SS1s together?


mrw

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This is actually two seperate questions.

1) 1st house, I've got rf3s & rc3 for front channels and rc3s for side surrounds, if I add the SS1s for the center rear surroung (6.1) will I notice a sound difference? I understand not much sound is in the rear surround channel(s)

2) 2nd house, I've got rf3s & rc3 front channels and and thinking of adding SS1s for side surround and SS.5s for rear center surrounds. This seem ok since all rears are timbre matched? If properly calibrated am I going to hear a sound difference from the rfs?

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  • 2 weeks later...

yea that's what i'll be doing: i'll have 2 directs for rear surrounds & 2 wdst for side surrounds (as well as cornwalls for direct B

surrounds - music only)

suppose u would want a wdst for just 1 rear center surround, but for 2 i'd use directs as usually not a lot of space to fill on the shorter back wall).

again as usual guess it depends on room size, prefs,...

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