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What happens if you take No-Doze and wash it down with Nyquil?
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why is it called 5.1 surround sound?
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Because there are 5 "main" speakers and 1 subwoofer. Four of the main speakers are placed in a rectange surrounding the listening space, while the 5th, called the center, is placed directly in front of the listener. The sub is often placed in an inconspicuous place, as its location doesn't matter too much due to the fact that most sound waves produced by a sub are percieved as non-directional (you can't tell which direction they're coming from).
The reason for the seperation (5.1) is because of the difference in the speakers. The 5 primary speakers produce most of the sound, with the 1 subwoofer only producing very low frequency sound. There is also 6.1 (where there are two "center" speakers placed directly to the left and to the right of the listener instead of in front) and 7.1 (same as 6.1, but with an additional center speaker placed in front of the listener). Last edited by asmoran : October 12th, 2007 at 08:49 AM. |
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thats an excellent google Asmoran
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no google there! I already knew all that! Audio is one of my little hobbies.
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Could crop-circles be the work of a cereal killer?
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