CAMBRIDGE SOUNDWORKS CENTER CHANNEL II TV

Two speakers can do a better job reproducing sound than a single one, and I often find the sound from phantom center channel mode is much more open than that produced by a single center channel speaker.

CAMBRIDGE SOUNDWORKS CENTER CHANNEL II TV

People sitting far off-axis from the center of the TV will not experience the sound coming from the TV the same way as with a dedicated center channel, but other than that I have not found many drawbacks to this approach. When you have good speakers, phantom mode usually sounds better than a mismatched center speaker.

Some receivers, specifically older ones, actually call this 'phantom center channel' mode. Go into your receiver's speaker setup menus and for the center channel setting, turn it to 'no center speaker,' or 'off.' When you turn off the center speaker the receiver will send the center channel information into the left and right speakers equally, creating a 'phantom' center channel that seems to come from between the two speakers. Because of this, my advice may seem contradictory because I am going to recommend you forgo the center channel speaker and try your system without one. Can you recommend a replacement center speaker? I am happy with the system and not ready to replace the whole thing yet.ДЄ: The center channel is often said to be the most important speaker in a surround sound speaker system. I am having trouble with the center speaker, and I can't get it repaired. It uses a Cambridge SoundWorks Ensemble surround sound speaker system, which is now discontinued.

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