Only time I don’t worry about it is when they’re aligned perpendicular with the seating and there’s no way to call it incorrect. The big question is what do you do when you encounter the inevitable contractor or electrician who decided It would be wise to place a stereo pair across two separate rooms?
On February 16, 2020 at 16:32, Ranger Home said...
Id say it only matters that left and right are important in a two channel set up if there is video involved. Other than that, I doubt anyone would ever know they might be backwards.
On February 18, 2020 at 07:19, FreddyFreeloader said...
Only time I don’t worry about it is when they’re aligned perpendicular with the seating and there’s no way to call it incorrect. The big question is what do you do when you encounter the inevitable contractor or electrician who decided It would be wise to place a stereo pair across two separate rooms?
I’ll figure out some way to mono the two speakers.
Showing my age, thought everyone new the violin joke, (clearly the violins belong on the left)
Ah. In my experience, this was not a joke. It was a thought-provoker and people usually didn't know.
On February 17, 2020 at 10:39, tomciara said...
Peter and Paul had their own speaker, while Mary was smack dab in the middle.
Johnny Cash had something to add to this:
On February 18, 2020 at 09:58, buzz said...
I’ll figure out some way to mono the two speakers.
Actually, when you consider the small percentage of rooms with a pair of speakers in the room where anybody AT ALL can be at the sweet spot, at least half of the multiroom systems we've done should have probably been monaural, may I even say 70 volt! Ringo and Paul can't be on the wrong side if they're on both sides.
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