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    Going from stereo to 5.1.4 behind a scope screen - the centre is the hard part

    Saw someone asking about converting a two channel room to 5.1.4 with a scope screen and it is a question worth more than a shopping list, because the screen decides most of it before you buy a single speaker. With a 2.35 screen you have two options for the centre and neither is free...
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    Klipsch is demoing Reference Premiere III with four subs - what does that prove?

    Klipsch is giving the Reference Premiere III range its full debut at Audio Advice Live in Raleigh this weekend, after showing it early at CES back in January. The main home theatre demo is a 7.4.4 built from four RP-8203F floorstanders, four RP-1600CSW subwoofers and four in-ceiling height...
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    Creative's $179 XF1 counts four amp channels to reach 72 watts, and stops at 55Hz

    Creative has a new pair of desktop speakers, the XF1, at $179.99, and the feature list reads far above the price: Bluetooth 6.0, LDAC, 24-bit/96kHz over USB-C, bi-amplification, a 10-band parametric EQ and a dedicated subwoofer output. Drivers are two 3-inch woofers and two 3/4-inch tweeters...
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    Dali's Rubikore 6 is $9,000 a pair and the matching centre is $3,500 each

    Secrets has a full Rubikore 6 home theatre system review up, and the numbers are worth pulling out before anyone gets carried away by the walnut. The Rubikore 6 is the smaller of the two floorstanders in the range, which sits two rungs below Dali's Epikore line, and it is $9,000 a pair. The...
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