| Post 8 made on Wednesday February 27, 2002 at 13:46 |
Tom W Founding Member |
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I had this problem when my front and center speakers were not 'matched'.
I had Acoustic Research mains, and a Pioneer (really cheap, left over from a home-theater-in-a box set) center speaker.
I tried everything to get the dialog to be more intelligeable, including equalization and compression.
Getting a center that matched my mains fixed the problem.
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