A little advice here please from speaker enthusiasts.

I am building a home theatre using JR149s and JR150s. These speakers are renowned particularly for their ability to reproduce the human voice. My problem is setting up a "centre speaker" for the HT.

I could try using only ONE JR149 under the screen but that would weigh the tweeter on one side and the midrange on the other. I would much prefer to use TWO JR149s beside each other (on their sides) with tweeters facing extreme left and right. This would seem to balance out the voices coming off the screen.

Now, how do I go about that, as far as wiring goes? As there is only one Centre Speaker input on the Receiver can I just connect both speaker cables together onto one set of spades? By doing this am I likely to cause damage by sharing the signal and maybe attracting clipping? Do I need to shut out the crossovers and perhaps introduce an electronic crossover?

I don't want to just try anything without some advice as parts are hard to come by for these speakers.

Any replies would be most welcome.

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