I've had my home cinema set up for over 10 years now but have never been particularly happy with dialogue when watching film and TV.
For my wife it's now got really hard for her to hear dialogue, she wears hearing aids.
We stopped using the home cinema for a while and just used the TV speakers as the dialogue was clearer but she is struggling with that now. So at the weekend I connected a Qacoustics QM4 sound bar to the TV and my wife finds this so much clearer with the dialogue. The question is do I need a new centre speaker or do some settings need tweaking?
My AV set up
Yamaha DSP-AX761
Eltax Monitor III front speakers
Eltax HT2 bipolar surround speakers.
Cheap as chips wharfedale centre speaker from RS. I know the general consensus is the same make of speaker for everything when it comes to home cinema but the wharfedale was all I could afford at the time.
For my wife it's now got really hard for her to hear dialogue, she wears hearing aids.
We stopped using the home cinema for a while and just used the TV speakers as the dialogue was clearer but she is struggling with that now. So at the weekend I connected a Qacoustics QM4 sound bar to the TV and my wife finds this so much clearer with the dialogue. The question is do I need a new centre speaker or do some settings need tweaking?
My AV set up
Yamaha DSP-AX761
Eltax Monitor III front speakers
Eltax HT2 bipolar surround speakers.
Cheap as chips wharfedale centre speaker from RS. I know the general consensus is the same make of speaker for everything when it comes to home cinema but the wharfedale was all I could afford at the time.