I am too broke to spend the extra money on another set of speakers...
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The extra speakers for 7.1 are not required. In the setup for the "center back" speakers you have a choice of "1 speaker" (i.e. 6.1.), "2 speakers (i.e. 7.1) or "none" which gives you 5.1. In fact, you can also set the front center channel speaker to "none", the surround speakers to "none" and the sub to "no," if you only had enough speakers to configure a 2.0 setup.
Gregg
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From a news release I just saw of the first receiver, (Onkyo) with the new Dolby Pro Logic IIz technology that extracts to 9.1 channels. I chased down this technology report on the Dolby website. Very interesting.
I'm surprised that I hadn't heard of this before! My thoughts in another post... -
DOLBY VIRTUAL TECHNOLOGY
"Dolby Virtual Speaker technology is a highly sophisticated audio virtualization technology that makes it possible to enjoy natural, realistic 5.1-channel surround sound from just two stereo speakers. Dolby Virtual Speaker transforms TV, movies, and music... -
Hi all,
I was just wondering if anyone in this forum uses the B&W M1 speakers and uses them strictly as front height and rear height speakers for Dolby Atmos and DTS:X codecs? If so, I would love to hear your experiences as how you enjoy the sound this way. I know in ceiling would... -
If you haven't heard about this one yet in the HT community, stop and pay attention.
The film itself is a check-your-brain-at-the-door, guys' night out, shoot 'em up action film. Keanu Reeves actually does a very decent job as the title character super killer, maybe the most convincing... -
"Dolby Laboratories Unveils Dolby Pro Logic IIx
posted by Chairman Steve - 2003-09-02
Technology provides up to 7.1 channels for stereo and 5.1-channel content
Indianapolis, September 2, 2003—Expanding upon its tradition of leadership in providing enhanced...
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