Center Channel Help..........

[speakeroligist_38]

Very good point there wooch. Guess I will just take my time and do it piece by piece. My next step is to get the cc-470 then hopefully another pair of Studio 20's down the road. Maybe sooner if I have my say but like everybody else it all depends on my cash flow. Right now there is very little. Thanks wooch for all your help. Both you and Kex have been very helpful to me.

[Woochifer]

Very good point there wooch. Guess I will just take my time and do it piece by piece. My next step is to get the cc-470 then hopefully another pair of Studio 20's down the road. Maybe sooner if I have my say but like everybody else it all depends on my cash flow. Right now there is very little. Thanks wooch for all your help. Both you and Kex have been very helpful to me.

If you don't have an extra pair of speakers lying around the house, then you might want to consider going with the surround speakers next. There's no consensus on this, but IMO it's the full bandwidth split surround channels that define modern home theater. No question, the center speaker is important because it outputs a discrete channel and helps anchor the center image, but the surrounds take things into the next dimension.

Also, keep in mind that your receiver has a virtual surround feature that you can use with 2, 3, and 4 speakers. It's far from true surround, but still pretty good.

[speakeroligist_38]

Exactly--I was using virtual surround as I watced DOOM yesterday and thought it really sounded decent for only using 2 speakers. At times. I could swear I was using a powered sub becuase of how low the Studio 20's go. I will work on my surrounds next then the center channel. Thanks once again wooch for your advice. have a great day.