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The Powerlink cable carries both the left and right channel...
When you select L, the speaker plays the left channel,
When you select R, the speaker plays the right channel,
When you select Center, I am guessing it mixes both channels into one.
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Of course moving the speakers would change the sound. For good stereo imaging, you ideally want to be placed at an equal distance from the speakers, with the distance between the two speakers being the same as the distance from you to one of the speakers (an equilateral triangle).
Placing the two speakers right next to each other would just completely defeat the point of stereo.
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I don't quite understand what you want to do.
L/R Front carries a specific signal which contains sound effects and some voices. But the voice-information in multichannel is carried by the center-channel. If you cable to the center-signal, you will hear voices, but very little (if any - depending upon the mix of the particular movie) of the front sound effects.