Test for out-of-phase speakers?
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Test for out-of-phase speakers?
I just installed some expensive in-wall speakers, and they sound out-of-phase to me, though it is hard to tell. The wiring is done correctly, and I've checked the components for proper output modes. But, the sound is hollow and thin. (Please note that these are for stereo sound, so surround is not an issue.)
Is there a disc (CD or DVD) test for this? I can't remove the speakers and have them face each other, which is the normal test. Does anyone have a sure-fire test?
Thanks in advance!
Is there a disc (CD or DVD) test for this? I can't remove the speakers and have them face each other, which is the normal test. Does anyone have a sure-fire test?
Thanks in advance!
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Thank you for all the feedback. I don't expect in-wall speakers to sound as good as standalone, but I wanted better sound than I'm getting.
Again, thanks!
Diesel
Again, thanks!
Diesel
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Originally Posted by DieselsDen
Thank you for all the feedback. I don't expect in-wall speakers to sound as good as standalone, but I wanted better sound than I'm getting.
Again, thanks!
Diesel
Again, thanks!
Diesel