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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Left Coast
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Hello,
As I understand it (as a neophyte) choosing drivers that match in timbre/tonal quality is critical. So.. for a system used for 70 % HT and 30% music, is it a prudent approach to use identical drivers for the mains and surrounds, even though the surrounds do significantly less work? I ask this because I am trying to narrow down which accepted/proven designs to pursue, and if I can save some loot by using lower cost drivers for the surrounds, then I can put more resources into the mains-where it matter most .. I thank you for any advice you can offer here |
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