Hello all. Just wanted to share something with you all and see if any of you have experienced the same behavior. I am using a B&W LCR600 for my center channel speaker. I used to have this speaker sitting on top of my TV (Hitachi 57S500) but moved it not too long ago to a speaker stand right in front of the TV. i moved it because I was afraid that 27.5 pounds sitting on top of my TV might not be a good thing. So the speaker was moved to a stand in front of the TV with the top of the speaker just below the bottom edge of the screen. This puts the drivers RIGHT in front of the CRTs. I didn't really think this was going to be a problem as the manual states that stray magnetic fields can only really come from the front of the speaker.
So I had the speaker sittin' on the stand in front of the TV and I noticed that the convergence on my TV started to drift. I'd go in and do a realignment and sure enough, a couple of days later it'd be out of whack again. So the other night I moved my LCR600 back on top of my TV. No more drift. None. Is it possible that this speaker is not as shielded as it should be or that the TV is THAT sensitive to stray magnetic fields?
Any and all responses are welcome. Thanks in advance...
later,
simp
So I had the speaker sittin' on the stand in front of the TV and I noticed that the convergence on my TV started to drift. I'd go in and do a realignment and sure enough, a couple of days later it'd be out of whack again. So the other night I moved my LCR600 back on top of my TV. No more drift. None. Is it possible that this speaker is not as shielded as it should be or that the TV is THAT sensitive to stray magnetic fields?
Any and all responses are welcome. Thanks in advance...
later,
simp
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