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I did try a £2500 sofa. Not comfy.
Plus I'm a bloke can't see the point of spending money on sofa. Mine is comfier.
At least I'm not a fool to spend money on snake oil fuses haha.
Best centre speaker for clear vocals in movies?
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I did try a £2500 sofa. Not comfy.
Plus I'm a bloke can't see the point of spending money on sofa. Mine is comfier.
At least I'm not a fool to spend money on snake oil fuses haha.
At least I'm genuine and posting my experience of things I actually own.
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AV pre power 9.3.4 system. That's all you need to know.
That's the same as me saying 'integrated amp 2.0 system' it says nothing other than I'm running stereo.
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This is the way.Would be the obvious upgrade as would match the fronts (matching the fronts and centre is typically said to be most important), and is an upgrade from 2x 3" drivers, to 2x 6.5" drivers, and a slightly larger tweeter
Dali Spektor Vokal Centre Speaker
Getting this much Hi-Fi performance from a speaker in this price range not only took all of our experience and know-how, but also hours and hours spent in the listening room, improving the driver and crossover designs to create the perfect audio performance.petertyson.co.uk
Matched and balanced to fronts.
Then tune AV to boost vocals or volume to centre as required.
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Or another option, if you're considering upgrading your L/R to higher range, is buy the matching higher range center. ie if you have wharfedale DX center, but you are saving up for Evo 4.4, then get Evo 4C.
I did this a while ago, had lower end Kef Coda L/R, bought the higher end Kef center from Reference line, then bought the matching Kef Reference L/R higher end models.
Why buy matching matching but lower end center, if you're considering upgrading L/R (and therefore center again)
I did this a while ago, had lower end Kef Coda L/R, bought the higher end Kef center from Reference line, then bought the matching Kef Reference L/R higher end models.
Why buy matching matching but lower end center, if you're considering upgrading L/R (and therefore center again)
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Not sure if you’ve already mentioned this but how do you have your centre speaker positioned? If it’s on top of a tv unit them make sure it’s pulled to the very edge to avoid any reflections, try and avoid having it in kind of enclosed space like a shelving unit and aim it as best you can towards the listening position, some centres don’t sound great off axis.
EDIT: Just seen that’s it’s wall mounted and rear ported, you could try plugging the port as that won’t be helping with clarity if it’s close up against the wall.
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