erikn
January 4th, 2005, 11:20 AM
My VT-12s just came in, and I'm excited, but confused about how I should wire them to my receiver, a 7.1-channel Onkyo TX-SR602. The receiver has two "surround" posts, two "surround back" posts, and then others for the center and such. You can look at a picture here http://im1.onecall.com/Image_Products/onkyo/txsr602rear.jpg.
The manual (http://im2.onecall.com/Image_Products/Onkyo/txsr702_602.pdf) for the 602 says that for a 6.1 configuration, use both "surround" posts and the left "surround back." Maybe I'm just not trusting it enough, but I'm bothered that the VT-12 comes with three back surrounds, and it seems like I'd be using them as side speakers. This sounds ok, but I figured I'd ask the experts what the best solution is.
So, two questions:
1) to which posts should I wire the three rear speakers in the VT-12 set?
2) if I use the (side) surround posts on my receiver, should I position the "rear left" and "rear right" speakers in front of the rear center, close to my listening position?
Thanks in advance for the help!
The manual (http://im2.onecall.com/Image_Products/Onkyo/txsr702_602.pdf) for the 602 says that for a 6.1 configuration, use both "surround" posts and the left "surround back." Maybe I'm just not trusting it enough, but I'm bothered that the VT-12 comes with three back surrounds, and it seems like I'd be using them as side speakers. This sounds ok, but I figured I'd ask the experts what the best solution is.
So, two questions:
1) to which posts should I wire the three rear speakers in the VT-12 set?
2) if I use the (side) surround posts on my receiver, should I position the "rear left" and "rear right" speakers in front of the rear center, close to my listening position?
Thanks in advance for the help!