This is kind of a dumb question, but if I'm getting some towers to use as surrounds, will I have to mess with their polarity at all to keep them from cancelling each other's low end out? I'm using two Klipsch RF-5s in the front, and will have some RF-3s for the sides very soon, and something about all those woofers facing each other and mirroring their sound waves just doesn't seem right to me. I believe the receiver crosses them over at 60 hertz, though I run the "double bass" option in the large speaker settings, so that might just kill the crossover.. Don't really know for sure though, I'm still fairly new to this.
I literally bottomed-out my eardrums, and there wasn't even the slightest hint of speaker distortion. The mids, ohhhhhh those mids.. I didn't even know what I was missing til I got 5 Tractrix horns, 2 6.5" woofers, 8 8" woofers and a 1,500w Velodyne sub melting my face The 1812 Overature finale with cannons firing was MIND BLOWING :hush:
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