I currently run my Play:3s as surrounds for my Playbar & Sub. Is there any advantage in running Play:3s for rear surrounds vs Play:1 in this configuration? The sub takes over low frequency duty from the Playbar. Is the low end pulled out of the rears, as well? If so, there might be no advantage in running 3s and they might serve better in a stand-alone mission elsewhere in the house. Meaning, they might be overkill for surround duty in this config.
Thoughts?
-JR
Best answer by Stanley_4
As surrounds you won’t see a lot of difference in the two. Instead of that try them in your other room and if the Play 3s sound better there than the Play 1s use them there.
I kinda lean towards the Play 3s over a pair of One SLs for music but I really made the placement decision based on which fit the available space better rather than sound.
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As surrounds you won’t see a lot of difference in the two. Instead of that try them in your other room and if the Play 3s sound better there than the Play 1s use them there.
I kinda lean towards the Play 3s over a pair of One SLs for music but I really made the placement decision based on which fit the available space better rather than sound.
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