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SYSTEM-J
IDKFA.
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
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Dec-29-2021 23:55
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planetaryplayer
Surpeme traineanddict
Registered: Dec 2011
Location: Pine Tree Valley
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If you’re having your house built for a speaker you should make the speaker your house
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Dec-30-2021 00:14
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r5a
snake inverter
Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Toronto
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quote: | Originally posted by Zak McKracken
Atmos is a format for movies, not music. It’s 8+2 channels while stereo is 2. When playing music you would normally play in stereo only using 2 channels (meaning the remaining center and rear and side speakers will be mute). A sound system can never be too powerful. The same applies for both music and film (and for that matter; clubs too): you want flat frequency response, full range, high dynamics, clarity etc. If you buy an Atmos system that ticks of those properties it will work great for music too, however it will cost and take space. Alternatively you can reduce cost by prioritizing good speakers only on front channels and go down on quality for center and rear. Still you need to take some matching of amps and speakers, look for high sensitivity. I recommend separate power amps and pre-amp/processor but again it will cost. What’s your room size and budget? Are you ok with having many large speakers and subs all around (what’s the WAF in your home-situation)? Soundbars is a waste of money, you need width in any case both in stereo/music and film, soundbars are practically mono - ok for watching news but nothing else. Personally I never bothered with cinema sound, most movies sounds great on a high quality 2ch hifi from $1,5k while most home cinemas does not play music very well unless you’re approaching 3-4k. Give me budget and a room size and I can recommend some solutions. |
use some fucking paragraphs here bud.
- atmos is not 8+2, that's wrong. its 7.1 with height channels so technically 9.1
- A sound system can never be too powerful.
is also very wrong, you can absolutely oversize a system.
- you buy an Atmos system that ticks of those properties it will work great for music too, however it will cost and take space
what, just no.
- Alternatively you can reduce cost by prioritizing good speakers only on front channels and go down on quality for center and rear.
lol this is just bad advice, your center channel is probably one of the more important speakers in the soundstage.
also atmos isn't even a factor here, everything is mastered in stereo for music anyway, unless you get some fucking DVD of a concert or something so it goes back to my post above this.
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