> "Getting multichannel done "right" can be a bit of a challenge of
course and for practical reasons, will not be for everyone including
soundroom setup, WAF, increased cost, etc... I just wish it was easier
without all these bits and pieces I've had to cobble together! 

well getting stereo right is hard. and some recordings kinda demand you
reposition your speakers just for their sake. just with 2 speakers. can
you say Keith Jarret with his piano centric recording approach? won't
work for almost anything else. but if you use it with the setup that
works for most other things you get a piano that's about 20ft wide.

i can't even imagine moving around 7 speakers to cater to the whim of
the recording. :-) that's all. there are absolutely no recording
standards, so i think the more speakers, the more impossible it'll be to
get it right. it's bad enough with a large stereo music library. we go
for a compromise.



...pablo
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Player
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