RE: Double check your settings...

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In Reply to: Double check your settings... posted by Jonesy on August 31, 2020 at 11:15:54:

Yes that would be the first thing to check. Many A/V processors give a choice for setting the centre channel as large, small or none. However the OP says that the loss of the centre channel is related exclusively to SACD replay and all other multi-channel sources provide all of the channels. That presumably wouldn't be the case had the processor been set to " none" for the centre channel as it would be "none" for everything.

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Topic - No center channel when playing multichannel SACDs - JoshT 22:49:58 08/30/20 (6)

RE: No center channel when playing multichannel SACDs - PAR 04:11:21 08/31/20 (5)

Thanks PAR! I should have clarified that the same SACD discs worked in 5.1 perviously . . . - JoshT 07:56:08 08/31/20 (4)

RE: Thanks PAR! I should have clarified that the same SACD discs worked in 5.1 perviously . . . - PAR 09:05:58 08/31/20 (3)

Thanks. I'll look into this! - JoshT 09:08:59 08/31/20 (2)

Double check your settings... - Jonesy 11:15:54 08/31/20 (1)

RE: Double check your settings... - PAR 09/1/2002:25:11 09/1/20 (0)

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RE: Double check your settings... - PAR 09/1/2002:25:11 09/1/20 (0)

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