Subject	IMO "rear fill" is only useful if you have a true
Posted by	olyar15 on March 16, 2006 at 7:34 PM
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In Reply To	I disagree. Using the rear speakers for fill is superior. posted by lil'abner on March 16, 2006 at 07:11 PM
Message	multichannel setup, aka Dolby Digital/Dolby Pro Logic/DVD-A system with dedicated rear channels. Having "rear fill" that is the same as the front channels creates a "headphone" effect. Of course, if you like this effect, then by all means add rear speakers. Charles Carbon Black '95 TT '02 Honda CR-V "Bustermobile" Carbon Black '03 BMW M5
Follow Ups	rear speaker suggestions welcomed >> - stockplayerz (NYC) 17:47:41 03/16/06 I have infinity 6.5" in all four corners. I set the fade... - Goose1451 17:51:49 03/16/06 i used the rear enclosure and make a custom top for the - Atl300zxTT 17:59:35 03/16/06 get a Alpine HU, learn how to set the "time correction" - lil'abner 18:14:14 03/16/06 None - olyar15 18:44:45 03/16/06 I disagree. Using the rear speakers for fill is superior. - lil'abner 19:11:33 03/16/06 IMO "rear fill" is only useful if you have a true - olyar15 19:34:43 03/16/06 my Alpine has a time correction adjustment for each speaker. - lil'abner 19:58:54 03/16/06 2ND (n/m) - Spddracer 21:17:53 03/16/06 I just realized you are, like, my hero, man. - lil'abner 23:27:06 03/16/06 some coax's for rear fill is definetely a good option - ben_96_slicktop (nova) 19:32:29 03/16/06 I like focals and mb quart q's. you can get a good - ben_96_slicktop (nova) 19:23:24 03/16/06
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