I am not super happy with the tl1 satellites. could by 2 more centers and use those as satellites? would that sound good?
1610166
Yes, you can use them as satellites, as long as you have a subwoofer for bass.
1610167
These speakers cover the frequency range of most satellite speakers. Going by just that, I would say yes they could be used as satellite speakers although I think there may be better choices.
1610168
I stand corrected. With the lower frequency response and extra woofers, you would get a more full sound. I haven't used the TL1 satellites but I've been impressed with the OMW3's for their price.
1610169
The issue with that is frequency levels, center channels are generally best suited for carrying vocals and high range instrumentals. You wouldn't receive the lower frequency sounds at a level that would make for an enjoyable listening experience with 3 centers.
922570
Correct, one center, one sub and four satellites. I've had this setup wired to a Yamaha receiver for almost a year without any issues whatsoever.
766561
sure, you can get all dish sats, icluding hd channels, this the best box I´ve had, the only problem is you can not get several satellites at one time, you have to use a special switch like EMP-CENTAURI 4X1
849211
Could be used, but not an optimum choice. This is for satellite TV, not broadcast RF.
8656
YES. But where you aim it will be different. No big deal. I would consider joining sateliteguys.com. Its free and they will help you with all the questions you may have. To find out how to aim the dish go to http://www.geosatfinder.com/ then select canada / usa / or mexico and go from there. Good luck.
1619211
Not great... the field of view is a bit narrow for the milky way and the aperture could be better. You should probably aim for a wide angle with a larger aperture (f/2 or lower...)
1713336
Another thought: You may want to consider getting an equatorial wedge for your scope. That converts the alt-azimuth drive to an equatorial drive. Celestron sells one.
426941
Yes, you should be able to. Keep in mind that tall building in a large city like NYC may interfere with the satellite signal at times. Also, I don't know what the battery life is on this unit as I've never used it as a handheld before.
1944600
I haven't heard the1 series heresy in person. So I'm really not sure. but the rc62 center channel is excellent so I'm sure you can't go wrong.
1671099
I suppose it could, but remember to keep the embedded antenna exposed to the sky so that the GPS can 'see' the satellites. Good luck!
2170891
Personally I didn't like it AT ALL as the portion of lighting area is too narrow. Surely you could as you wish but you'll need multiple units as much as you'd like I just had returned right away, I wouldn't recommand.
1446341
It may be very tricky some are small the bigger Planets are two piece so you might be able to do something there. My daughter said she would NOT recommend it for a center piece, unless you buy a set for each table . Hope this helps you out.
711095
Yes. If it's a clear sight and both satellites pointed at each other. <{ ~ ~ ~ ~ }> like this
1920021
I would use a telescope that is specifically for that. I have taken these things out to the mountains in southern New Mexico for star gazing and they did work well. The biggest challenge with these is that sometimes it is difficult for them to hold their focus.
390353
Short answer; you get what you pay for. The center is the most important speaker in your sound system. The tl2 is crisper then the tl1 & the tl3 is better then the 2.
1282540
Yes. I could only get it working on a windows pc though so don't think Linux unless you know all the ins and outs of it. My personal experience was limited as it got so cold for winter my laptop and telescope computer kept messing up. If you have an SLT telescope you need to take a series of 20 second exposures in Movie form and use Registax to avoid star trails. I'm looking forward to warm weather to get back out there. My mentor has taken fantastic inages of dso's and comet Lovejoy.
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Hi, sorry, I don't know... I believe you're SUPPOSED to be able to. I'm trying to pick it up myself, but being a total noob at all this satellite stuff I haven't figured it out yet. Good luck! - Tracy