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Originally Posted by James Tanner - Bryston
I find sometimes the Center can sound more recessed even though the levels are matched. You are correct though in that the Centers are typically smaller than the Left/Right speakers and usually need more power.
What I do to get things right is I listen to just the left and right speaker as a stereo setup - (no center on the surround) just a phantom center and then try and match the levels based on that by adding the center.
james
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Thanks James!
I should have mentioned that I will be driving main speakers with 28B's.
In my current system, I've done all the tone tests etc. with my SP3 and using a sound pressure meter to check all the volumes for all speakers with my current Bryston amps. Maybe your suggestion gets a better result, I'll need to try that.