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Front Stage vs. Front and Rear together
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Re: Front Stage vs. Front and Rear together
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Cablguy184
Setting up for 5.1 works REALLY GREAT for Sound Quality when set up correctly ...
Better the installation and driver placement without alot of processing sounds Awesome !!! And scores really well in Competition ...
Given all drivers are set up to enhance the front stage and all sections are not overpowering one another ...
I think that's the trick. Installation and setup is everything when it comes to 5.1. I think it can be great in the right vehicle and horrendous in others.
It seems the general consensus is that with those who carry passangers often or have larger vehicles like SUV's, rear fill is nice. SQ isn't their number one goal as they are thinking about the kids or passangers or the size of the vehicle, etc.
Front stage only, if set up correctly can eliminate the need for a rear stage. I certainly don't miss my rears. But I don't think there is a right or wrong. I also don't believe that if you enjoy rear fill you don't appreciate SQ.
I also believe there are many people that haven't had a chance to listen to a front only system that was set up correctly and strong. That makes a big difference in your attitude towards one or the other.
Either way, rock on.
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