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Ideally you want them behind you with one to the left of you and the other to the right. You can do a search on the net for surround sound speaker layout and you'll get a couple of examples as to where to put them. If you have satellite speakers for the surround (these would be the smaller speakers) than you will want them mounted on the wall (with speaker mounts due to the positioning of the speakers) so that they are pointed at the location you will be watching television. This goes for all the speakers. The receiver should have a set up feature that will either have you inputing information as to the location of every speaker (distance in feet the speaker is from where you will be sitting) or if you have a higher end model than you might just have to plug in the mic (will come with the receiver) and put it where you will be sitting and let the receiver run through a series of sound checks to figure out the best settings based on your positioning.
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What is virtual surround sound?
Virtual surround uses 2 speakers to simulate the effect of a wider stereo image and surround speakers using digital processing. It is not as effective as real surround sound, which uses real rear and surround speakers.
What is virtual sound?
Virtual surround uses 2 speakers to simulate the effect of a wider stereo image and surround speakers using digital processing. It is not as effective as real surround sound, which uses real rear and surround speakers.
I have a stereo receiver with four channel speakers and a subwoofer is there a way I can have the two front channels as regular sound speakers and the two rear channels as surround affect speakers?
If the receiver is just stereo, not surround sound, you will not be able to create a surround sound (front, centre, sub, surround) setup.
Do I have to have the cords for speakers on surround sound or can they be cordless?
There are current models where the rear speakers are cordless or wireless. These models are generally much more expensive than the cordless models. If you do not have a house with surround sound wiring this is a great option.
How many speakers or sound channels does surround sound version 5.1 use?
Six: Left, Center, Right, Rear Right, Rear Left and Subwoofer.
How can I set up surround sound in my home entertainment system?
To set up surround sound in your home entertainment system, you will need a receiver that supports surround sound, multiple speakers (front, center, rear), and a subwoofer. Connect the speakers to the receiver using speaker wire, position them around the room for optimal sound, and adjust the settings on the receiver to calibrate the sound for a surround sound experience.
How do you increase sound -more watts- to rear speakers in a surround sound system?
To increase sound to the rear speakers in a surround sound system, you can adjust the speaker settings in your audio receiver or processor to boost the rear speaker levels. Additionally, check the balance settings to ensure they are not set too low compared to the front speakers. If your receiver allows, you can also increase the wattage output specifically for the rear channels, or consider adding an external amplifier to enhance their power. Finally, ensure that the rear speakers are properly positioned and connected to maximize their performance.
What is 7.1 channel surround sound?
6.1 surround has right front, center, left front, subwoofer, left surround, right surround and a rear channel. The mix is usually created from a 7.1 surround signal, combining the left and right rear signals into one rear signal. There are very few movies with a true 6.1 or 7.1 mix available for home viewing.
What is bi-pole?
Bi-pole can be used to refer to a type of surround sound speaker. Bipole surround speakers have two or more speakers that output sound from both sides of the cabinet. If used as side surround speakers, the sound is output both towards the front and rear of the room. If used as rear surround speakers, they output sound in both directions along the rear wall. The dual speakers used in a bipole speaker are 'in phase', meaning that both speakers output sound simultaneously. Bipole speakers create a diffuse surround effect so the location of the speaker cannot be pinpointed. In general, bipole speakers are a good choice for movies and music and are usually placed on the side walls. (from About.com) Second, If your talking chemistry, then you probably mean di-pole. Which refers to a covalently bonded molecule having more electronegativity on one end than the other, creating two "poles" of partially positive and partially negative.
What is bi pole?
Bi-pole can be used to refer to a type of surround sound speaker. Bipole surround speakers have two or more speakers that output sound from both sides of the cabinet. If used as side surround speakers, the sound is output both towards the front and rear of the room. If used as rear surround speakers, they output sound in both directions along the rear wall. The dual speakers used in a bipole speaker are 'in phase', meaning that both speakers output sound simultaneously. Bipole speakers create a diffuse surround effect so the location of the speaker cannot be pinpointed. In general, bipole speakers are a good choice for movies and music and are usually placed on the side walls. (from About.com) Second, If your talking chemistry, then you probably mean di-pole. Which refers to a covalently bonded molecule having more electronegativity on one end than the other, creating two "poles" of partially positive and partially negative.
What is remapping audio channels for 5.1 surround?
Remapping is sometimes offered to allow 2-channel speaker systems to play back 5.1 surround DVDs. This option remaps the rear speaker sound to the front two speakers so that sound effects, music and other rear-only sounds can be heard if you only have 2 speakers.
Is the Sony BRAVIA DAV-HDX589W home theater system surround sound?
Yes, it comes with 2 front and 2 rear speakers.
