removed ls/fx driver
ScottyDugs
Posts: 91
Is it ok to play a movie in surround sound with one of my drivers diconnected from my ls/fx? Will it mess with the way the other speakers play?
My SETUP
AVR: Denon 1913
Main L/R: Polk LS90's
Center: Polk CS350LS
Side Surrounds: Polk LS/FX's
Rear Surrounds: Polk RT/FX's
Subwoofer: Polk PSW300
100% Cinematic Adventures, 0% Music
AVR: Denon 1913
Main L/R: Polk LS90's
Center: Polk CS350LS
Side Surrounds: Polk LS/FX's
Rear Surrounds: Polk RT/FX's
Subwoofer: Polk PSW300
100% Cinematic Adventures, 0% Music
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anybody??My SETUP
AVR: Denon 1913
Main L/R: Polk LS90's
Center: Polk CS350LS
Side Surrounds: Polk LS/FX's
Rear Surrounds: Polk RT/FX's
Subwoofer: Polk PSW300
100% Cinematic Adventures, 0% Music -
Patience Grasshopper.
It will not mess with the other speakers. Just make sure the wires don't touch.Political Correctness'.........defined
"A doctrine fostered by a delusional, illogical minority and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a t-u-r-d by the clean end."
President of Club Polk -
Patience Grasshopper.
It will not mess with the other speakers. Just make sure the wires don't touch.
put a little tape on the end so they cannot make contact with anything. -
Thanks guys...right after I removed it I played MI:3 on Netflix and it was all screwed up...Sure enough I googled MI:3 for netflix and its been known to sounds distorted ha.My SETUP
AVR: Denon 1913
Main L/R: Polk LS90's
Center: Polk CS350LS
Side Surrounds: Polk LS/FX's
Rear Surrounds: Polk RT/FX's
Subwoofer: Polk PSW300
100% Cinematic Adventures, 0% Music
