David_Stein
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a short answer, ill let someone else get technical:
when you are watching movies (DD, DTS, other surround modes), sounds will be spread across multiple speakers and even will move from one speaker to another as it moves across the screen. different speakers (from different manufacturers as well as different lines within a single maker) have different sonic characteristics due to many things (one that a lot of people point to is the tweeter type and size). if your speakers are timber-matched, as a sound moves from speaker to speaker the sound will sound exactly the same in each speaker. if they aren't then there will be differences in the sound (maybe in one speaker the bass of a helicopter moving across the screen sounds muddier).
when you are watching movies (DD, DTS, other surround modes), sounds will be spread across multiple speakers and even will move from one speaker to another as it moves across the screen. different speakers (from different manufacturers as well as different lines within a single maker) have different sonic characteristics due to many things (one that a lot of people point to is the tweeter type and size). if your speakers are timber-matched, as a sound moves from speaker to speaker the sound will sound exactly the same in each speaker. if they aren't then there will be differences in the sound (maybe in one speaker the bass of a helicopter moving across the screen sounds muddier).