Sound Speakers For Music

I’m looking to buy a surround sound system for my TV. I want to be able to play music with good quality, but also watch movies with a true surround sound experience. I was thinking about getting a sub woofer, a center channel speaker, and then 4 floor standing speakers for the left and right, front and rear positions. My question involves the 4 floor standers. Is it advisable to have floor standing speakers in the rear or would bookshelf speakers be better for the movie watching?

if you have room for the floor standing speakers sound better for music then the small satellite speaker even with a good sub. the small speaker do OK for TV viewing but for music they do not sound as good as a good full sized speaker. For the rears the large Speaker is not as important as the sound unless you are in 5 stereo is mostly coming from the front speakers the rears are just effects and fill sound so smaller is ok for the rears.

2009-06-01 09:36:47 by Spectre

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hi there, i have a laptop and is plugged into some ` creative ` speakers. when i play music, it sounds like the music is being played down a drainpipe? does not sound right? Any ideas please what may be causing this? Cheers

Check the sound settings - you may have 'reverb' or 'echo' switched on.

Please be aware though, that laptops and PC speakers cannot produce particularly good quality sound anyway.

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But I do not know how to get rid of it! I hear music and newscasts that fade in and out when ever the speakers are turned on. No applications are running I have no idea where this is coming from.
Is there a way to look for a program that may have installed it self on my computer?
The speakers are fine, not wireless its something on my computer, how can I track it?

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I've got a surround sound receiver that I just want to hook up with a couple old cabinets for some music in the garage. Can't seem to get good sound out of it no matter which speakers outputs I use. Can I use this like a plain old receiver?

You should hook up the speakers two the two main front speakers (L and R). You should get good sound, so if it isn't good, I would suspect the speakers not the receiver.

2009-02-27 18:56:30 by JohnJ

So I bought a surround sound stereo for my tv and also for music. When I try to play music through it it only comes through 2 speakers and the sub. I'm guessing this is because the cd isn't meant to be played on surround sound? Or maybe theres a setting on the player that will just let it use all speakers at once? Is there any way I can get it to play through all speakers?

Most surround systems have special DSP modes that allow you to play stereo input through all speakers.

Try Pro Logic
Prologic II
Virtual surround etc. Just go through all DSP modes until you can hear from all speakers (or read the manual for help).

2009-05-17 11:44:15 by mentalfission