We didn't even get into the discussion of whether the capability to set multiple crossover points is a good idea.

Personally, I think it isn't, but that's just my opinion. Fighting the room (even with MRC) is difficult to begin with, but strategizing for multiple crossover points, where each speaker (or realistically each grouping of speakers) excites different room modes could well be far more trouble than its worth.

IMO, they weren't waffling but rather explaining why they took the path they did.

Personally, I find the ability to set seperate crossover points for music and movies to be of more value than seperate crossover points for the various groupings of speakers.

Cheers,

Surround Music Fan/Computer Geek/Curmudgeon in training.
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