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What Should I use for Fill? (Soundstage ?)
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<blockquote data-quote="Numonet86" data-source="post: 7112285" data-attributes="member: 627895"><p>Nvm my original questions misfit138, I did the research and saw that you are far from alone on the subject. Seeing as how I'm going to have an extra couple of full range speakers in the back anyways once I upgrade my system, I think the best course of action is to just hook everything up, and then see how I feel with and without rear fill. Worse comes to worse and I don't like it, I still have an EQ I can use to turn off rear fill with no rear passengers, and turn it up when I do have rear passengers. If I do like it, I'll take Louisiana_CRX's advice and replace them with some better quality full range speakers, run them at lower power. Thanks for the responses guys.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Numonet86, post: 7112285, member: 627895"] Nvm my original questions misfit138, I did the research and saw that you are far from alone on the subject. Seeing as how I'm going to have an extra couple of full range speakers in the back anyways once I upgrade my system, I think the best course of action is to just hook everything up, and then see how I feel with and without rear fill. Worse comes to worse and I don't like it, I still have an EQ I can use to turn off rear fill with no rear passengers, and turn it up when I do have rear passengers. If I do like it, I'll take Louisiana_CRX's advice and replace them with some better quality full range speakers, run them at lower power. Thanks for the responses guys. [/QUOTE]
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