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Noticed that most of the other manufactures center speakers have ports on the front or on the back. Why doesn't the VP150 have any? Will it make a difference in sound or bass if it did?? Will it make voices not sound so boxy?? Just thought I'd ask. Thanks. 
Onkyo TX-SR805
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Re: Why doesn't the VP150 have any ports???
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The simple answer is that it doesn't need to be ported. I think its low end is somewhere around 80 Hz and it doesn't have to be any lower than this for center content. A ported design would boost low frequencies at the expense of definition and possible "one note boom". Sorry to hear that your VP150 sounds "boxy".
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Re: Why doesn't the VP150 have any ports???
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Maybe a clearer definition of boxy would help, as you may have a placement problem or an actual issue with a driver. I have never heard ayone describe an Axiom speaker as sounding boxy.
Jason
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