Center Channel Increase to How Much?
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I use the test function of my receiver which sends out a test signal to each respective speaker. I then calibrated it using an SPL meter (available at Radio Shack).
www.hometheaterforum.com might have some detailed information.
Hope that helps.
www.hometheaterforum.com might have some detailed information.
Hope that helps.
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The most used method is a +1db for the center and rears.
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quote:<HR>Originally posted by Frank S:
The most used method is a +1db for the center and rears.
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The above can't possibly be true.
Do whatever sounds best to you. Use your receiver's test tone and your ears or an SPL meter.
-S