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Rear Fill
I did a little writeup to explain a different perspective on rear-fill...
http://www.betteraudio.com/geolemon/phasing/phasing.htm
...not so much whether it's "right" or "wrong", but what the issues are.
After all, you can mitigate issues.
Personally, I never build rear speakers into my design (unless of course I were doing an in-car 5.1 DVD system).
http://www.betteraudio.com/geolemon/phasing/phasing.htm
...not so much whether it's "right" or "wrong", but what the issues are.
After all, you can mitigate issues.
Personally, I never build rear speakers into my design (unless of course I were doing an in-car 5.1 DVD system).
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I look at it as this. If you have a home stereo..do you have front speakers and back speakers? I didn't think so. Now do you have a home theater? If so you will have speakers in front of you possibly on the side and definately behind you. To give you the feeling of being surrounded by the effects.
Now since these are stereo contests, My thinking would be that emulate your home stereo. Speakers in the front, none in the rear, except a sub of course. Better placement would be front sub too..but that is an extreme placement.
Your friend probably competed or knew someone who competed in the 80's and 90's when rear fill was considered standard practice, but true stereo sound comes from the front.
Now since these are stereo contests, My thinking would be that emulate your home stereo. Speakers in the front, none in the rear, except a sub of course. Better placement would be front sub too..but that is an extreme placement.
Your friend probably competed or knew someone who competed in the 80's and 90's when rear fill was considered standard practice, but true stereo sound comes from the front.
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