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The center channel is a nice idea. I have integrated HT in my system with HT bypass. With such amazing imaging and clarity, I haven't been motivated to add the center, but I'm sure it would add to the video experience if I did.
I don't like rear speakers. Full immersion approach is fun and dramatic, but is tiring overall. Center channel offers better dialog clarity, as you state. Maybe sometime. If I have Louis make a matching center with alnico driver, it would be another big chunk of change. N e e d t o r e s i s t
Again, my first round with HT. So new to me is listening to Dolby HT with discrete tracks for center and the sub. I ran L+R+sub for a number of weeks waiting on the center. My wife and I watch a lot of drama, including British dialog, Anthem's processing + the center make it much easier to understand dialog without captions. I've tried with and without rear speakers. Based on my limited tests, the rears add a lot for action movie soundtracks, but not so much for drama-show dialog.
Hello,I just want to know how much improvement center channel added?I am in similar situation, I do get good imaging with Salk silk towers ( with left and right ).Some times I do feel for some blue rays the dialogues are not very clear. I will add a center channel if there is a big improvement . Please let me know.ThanksRlal
... and the receiver is Anthem.
For more 20 years I had a tv suspended between my 2 channel rig. For anything encoded in surround, I’m now 100% sold on the benefit of having a center channel. Again, this assumes a decoder to feed the discrete signal to the center channel. Same goes for the sub, as it seems the sub is activated by the “.1” feed, rather than a set crossover point.
Thanks a lot for your suggestions.
Beautiful speakers. Did you calibrate using ARC Genisis?