On Sun, 12 Jun 2022 23:53:56 -0500, super70s
<supe...@super70s.invalid> wrote:
>In article <t8602b$db7$
1...@panix2.panix.com>,
>I didn't expect them to be reproduced in true surround, I just wanted
>listen to them only from the front speakers.
>
>I have two other complete (non-surround) stereo systems in my home so I
>guess I'll just listen to my CDs and LPs on them.
>
>Or maybe I can just use the "+" and "-" center and rear level controls
>in the front of the surround-sound receiver, it would be helpful if
>there was some kind of graphic indicator for those on the front but it's
>just the four buttons. Then you're supposed to run some test with a
>sequence of beeps coming from each of the four speakers to get the
>optimum balance from the front and rear.
>
>BTW this receiver I'm using isn't even a more modern "5.1" surround
>type, it's an old "Dolby Surround Pro-Logic" from early in the century.
>I have HDMI running from the Blu-ray player to the TV but for the TV's
>audio out to the receiver I use the old RCA jacks (the only kind the
>receiver will accept).
Please stop. Just put it together exactly as recommended. Stereo
sources will produce stereo sound from the front speakers. If you hear
stuff from rear speakers you have turned on Pro Logic. Turn that off.
You are simply inventing problems for your self.
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