Mike Broadman
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OK, folks, here's another chance for you experts to shine! Hit me with some friendly advice, please.
What's the standard practice for getting rear speakers? Are they supposed to be the same as the front? less? Does it make that much of a difference? Is it worth the money?
I'm using B&W 600 Series 2 speakers for the front and center. I guess they're considered small or mid-size (approx. two or three feet tall. I know, it's not much, but I have a small living room.) I'm also using B&W sub woofer (don't remember the model or anything like that).
Right now, I have a couple of small, cheap rear speakers. I bought my speakers and receiver in one shot, so I didn't want to spend even more for rear speakers. Now I'm thinking of upgrading.
Will better rear speakers effect the sound much when watching TV, also?
Thanks
What's the standard practice for getting rear speakers? Are they supposed to be the same as the front? less? Does it make that much of a difference? Is it worth the money?
I'm using B&W 600 Series 2 speakers for the front and center. I guess they're considered small or mid-size (approx. two or three feet tall. I know, it's not much, but I have a small living room.) I'm also using B&W sub woofer (don't remember the model or anything like that).
Right now, I have a couple of small, cheap rear speakers. I bought my speakers and receiver in one shot, so I didn't want to spend even more for rear speakers. Now I'm thinking of upgrading.
Will better rear speakers effect the sound much when watching TV, also?
Thanks