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In Reply to: Do You Listen In Multichannel? posted by Robertc88 on November 4, 2006 at 08:20:38:
Allthough I consider Heads-up one of my two favorite labels (the other is Chesky), they sometimes get a bit aggressive in the MCH mix. No problem, my Classe has a "trim" function and I just slightly reduce the volume to the rears when I play those discs. IMO Chesky probably does MCH better than anyone. The Chesky discs sound great in MCH.Interestingly Sony takes a very conservative approach. When I listen to KOB I raise the volume to the rears slighly.
Having said all that, percieved MCH volume can depend a lot on the room and speaker placement. My right rear speaker has a slightly greater percieved volume when the numbers say both rears should be the same. I suspect that since that speaker is near a corner, certain frequencies are are preferientally enhanced relative to others. My hearing is probably more sensitive to those frequencies. As a result I keep the volume on this speaker slightly lower than than I do for the left rear. YMMV
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