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| Description: For the best sound experience in a Movie theater, sit 2/3 of the way back and as close to the middle as possible. This is where the Audio Engineer sits when they do the Final mix. One can choose a row about two thirds of the distance from the screen to the back of the theater. Try to sit one or two seats from the exact center of the row. This is because sound technicians check the audio levels from the center seat about two thirds back from the screen. Since the sound from right and left speakers are equalized for the center, you should sit slightly off-center to enhance the stereo effect. We’ve seen people going crazy to book seats in the last rows of the movie theatre. We wonder why, because they aren’t really the best ones. In order to get the best visual experience, the sweet spot to choose would be a seat that affords you at least a 36 degree viewing angle from the farthest seat in the auditorium. But why get into the mathematics of it if Galalite’s Mirage Screens give you an equally enchanting visually experience irrespective of wherever you sit. At the same time, we wish good luck to people who are stuck at the most sought-after corner seats. Those are too close to the stereo and have an annoying imbalance of sound. Too far forward and you are overloaded with the front speakers and the screen takes up too much of your vision. Too far to the side and you are getting too much left or right audio. Picture Stats: Views: 317 Filesize: 69.46kB Height: 406 Width: 592 Source: https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=40871 |