Jnug,

you may have a point, however, whenever I have played with Trifield and the setup, it's the "snapping into place" trick that does it for me. When you achieve this, I think it is because the L/C/R are properly balanced. The centre certainly doesn't sound like it's getting more than it's fair share. I'd go as far as saying that when I sit do do proper listening (as opposed to back ground times), you can often actually forget about how many speakers there are or where they are. The soundstage or image becomes very wholesome and not especially directional....at least to me.

Also, when you think about how much difference a small parameter tweak can make to the image, one cannot expect Trifield to work perfectly out of the box without some sort of config for depth, width etc.

Therefore, you may hear too much centre channel if Trifield hasn't yet reached that "snap" position.

That my 2p for a wet Monday morning !!

Rgds

Nick

Rgds,
Nick