Speaker tuning question (1 Viewer)

but other than that they should not draw attention to themselves.

i agree. a very common "mistake" (i use the term loosely...i'll explain in a bit) is for people to think the rear's should be chock-full-of-action. not true. most of the time the rears are used for ambient effects - rain, background noise, traffic, etc. the only time you get those hard-effects are things like bullets, planes flying overhead, etc.

however, don't think that it's not within your right to pump up the rear channels. if you enjoy having a pumped up rear channel, so be it. it's your system after all.

finally, i'll say you should calibrate accordingly first...then try it for a few days...then pump up those rears if you're still not satisfied.

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