How can you not have multichannel system

My IQ is about a buck two eighty

Kr4, the only naive statement is yours. If this statement continues to pop up in every discussion could it be there might be some vitality to it? Mig007, I beg to differ. You observation was not only incorrect but quite rude as well. You guys are not Rocket Scientists, please don't assume you are sooooo smart as to criticize my listening preferences.

I don't know if I'm smarter than you, but I do know that I am more progressive. You're comment of so few words speaks volumes about your personality. If and when you have medical issues, tell the treating physicians you prefer they not use any medical procedures that were invented after the early 70s.

First off, you should note that I did not, in any way, criticize your listening preferences, just this particular attempt to justify them.

Dreadhead wrote:

Kr4, the only naive statement is yours. If this statement continues to pop up in every discussion could it be there might be some vitality to it? You observation was not only incorrect but quite rude as well.

The reason it always pops up is that there seems to be an infinite number of people who do not understand the physiology of hearing. Had you put a smiley at the end of the statement, it would have been treated appropriately but, as you offered it, it is evidence of a lack of knowledge.

If you believe I am incorrect in my judgment, I invite you to explain why having only two ears has any relationship to the sufficiency of having only two discrete sound sources.

Kal

Kal is correct.

Since I installed my multichannel system I have evolved three addition ears, one on my forehead and two on the back of my head. I remain fearful of where my subwoofer ear will grow.