Dual CC???

So there's a general consensus that "moar be better" when it comes to subs... Call me a poster child in that regard.
Had another brain glitch just now... Why not dual center channels (above and below a non permiable screen)?? Should that not help to push the imagining to the center of the screen?
Am I just being dumb?
Discuss...
Had another brain glitch just now... Why not dual center channels (above and below a non permiable screen)?? Should that not help to push the imagining to the center of the screen?
Am I just being dumb?
Discuss...
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It seems like a nice idea, but you would have phase issues and delay etc. as mentioned above, although with a receiver with something to fix that, I imagine it would work. Of course, I know relatively speaking nothing about HT so take what I have to say with a grain of salt.
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Making it work isn't an issue as much as why it should or shouldn't be done ( to me anyway).
If using an AT screen, it becomes a moot point as you can stick a monster CC right behind the center of the screen and that sets/anchors your image right where it's supposed to be.
This is a thought experiment to deal with a relatively common issue in nearly all HTs... There's only one CC and it's usually stuck BELOW the tv. That skews the image closer to the floor where it doesn't belong.
To me, having one center speaker above and one below does not address the core concern which seems to be not having voices appear to come from the center of a screen. Having two actually makes things worse. Using two speakers to try to produce an identical mono signal at the same time from different locations one on top of another is very difficult, if not impossible, to do well in a home theater system without having a very sophisticated DSP controlled system. There are other issues with trying to use two center speakers at the same time and a pretty basic explanation is here...
https://www.soundandvision.com/content/dual-center-channel-speaker-setup
2. JM Labs Electra 920.1; Sonic Frontiers Line 3 Preamp; Classe Model 25 amp; Sony HAP-Z1ES; Oppo 105D; Music Hall MMF7 and Acoustech phono pre; PS Audio Power Director; MIT S1 Cables
3. Polk LSiM703; Parasound JC2BP and A21; Sony 48" 4K TV; Wyred4Sound DAC 2; Oppo 203; Squeezebox Touch; MIT S3 cables
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