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I see, thank for explaining. Yes if you have the option to receive more than 2 channels then I can see how that would give some flexibility. I didn’t realize th

I see, thank for explaining. Yes if you have the option to receive more than 2 channels then I can see how that would give some flexibility. I didn’t realize that TV channels offer 5.1 (I don’t own a TV set). Saying that if you are receiving a stereo signal - which I expect is the default option - then adding another speaker or changing the amp won’t make any difference, right? Or is there some amp processing technique that improves even a stereo signal?

jhoelzel 4y ago
Yes! but the "problem" here is that some services will send you sorround sound by default trying to get a 5.1 signal to speakers that dont exists. Its quite a weird feeling if you figure out you did not connect the center speaker after a month, only to realize that "how you could have lived with yourself remains a mistery" :D