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<blockquote data-quote="Thnking" data-source="post: 2658080" data-attributes="member: 571105">Rear speakers shouldn’t be played above whatever frequency someone begins to localize them.&nbsp; IE 200-250hz.&nbsp; There isn’t a front to back localization, there is an azimuth localization.&nbsp; Also, IMO someone wouldn’t want the summation of the rear and front frequencies changing making more EQ’ing necessary and adding distortion from a 2nd source.It doesn’t seem like you’re reading my statements very well.Again you’re comparing installation knowledge to technical knowledge on acoustic reproduction.&nbsp; It’s obvious neither you nor HH have any real world technical experience testing loudspeakers, outside of moving them around and listening to them.Telling me that an installation with a particular mounting location PROVES that midbass frequencies can be localized outside of the azimuth is ridiculous.&nbsp; Please provide any technical reading backing up anything you say.I’m glad, you don’t contribute anything besides biased insults.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thnking, post: 2658080, member: 571105"] Rear speakers shouldn’t be played above whatever frequency someone begins to localize them. IE 200-250hz. There isn’t a front to back localization, there is an azimuth localization. Also, IMO someone wouldn’t want the summation of the rear and front frequencies changing making more EQ’ing necessary and adding distortion from a 2nd source. It doesn’t seem like you’re reading my statements very well. Again you’re comparing installation knowledge to technical knowledge on acoustic reproduction. It’s obvious neither you nor HH have any real world technical experience testing loudspeakers, outside of moving them around and listening to them. Telling me that an installation with a particular mounting location PROVES that midbass frequencies can be localized outside of the azimuth is ridiculous. Please provide any technical reading backing up anything you say. I’m glad, you don’t contribute anything besides biased insults. [/QUOTE]

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