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Topic: How to know what is not a crap &¨%$#@*&) for a 5.1 sound sytem ????

Just for curiosity, cause I do not really want to buy a large 5.1 system now.  But how to check the sound quality of a given product, like a 5.1 system ?

5.1 small kits for PC are the worst thing created by man in the last 100 years.  100% Worthless...   It's not worth even try pianoteq 5.1 sound or any good digital piano software in a system like that, unless you like your ears to blead.

But how good or bad it's a system like that for pianoteq:

http://www.philco.com.br/produtos.aspx?...&p=637


I'm sure the model of the link  have no flat response, so it's clear noway like good sound monitors or even close.
Does anyones know a 5.1 system with flat response ???  I bet it would cost a fortune...


I just want to understand how worth can be a 5.1 system for pianoteq... How 5.1 advantages compared to a great stereo sound?
Would you sacrifice a flat response of a great stereo for a not so great sound reproduction in change of 3D sound of a 5.1 system?

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Re: How to know what is not a crap &¨%$#@*&) for a 5.1 sound sytem ????

Isn't it necessary to have a soundcard that supports 5.1 first of all?

Wouldn't the best 5.1 studio system be a system of 5 studiomonitors and a subb?

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Re: How to know what is not a crap &¨%$#@*&) for a 5.1 sound sytem ????

Of course I know about the need of a 5.1 soundcard.    Háaa háaa háaaa...      :-)

Ohhhnnn....5 studio monitors cost a fortune...



I want to know about pianoteq users who added a 5.1 system for the PC:

1-What soundsystem are you using?
2-How is the quality?  How far in terms of timbre quality for piano softwares compared to a studio monitor?
3-What is the desavantages?
4-Is that really good for convolution reverb recreation of acoustic environments?
5-How expansive it was?


berghs.kedjan wrote:

Isn't it necessary to have a soundcard that supports 5.1 first of all?

Wouldn't the best 5.1 studio system be a system of 5 studiomonitors and a subb?