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In Reply to: RE: what have you found re. sound stage *depth* ... posted by andyr on February 16, 2017 at 18:32:51:
depth is deep; although I attribute this more towards the mid range. Right now I'm listening to Bobby Hutcherson's 'like Sonny' and the tweeters are firing in layers (rearward and foward) and slightly behind the panels. The speakers are about 8' from the wall and his vibraphone is about 4 ft from the front wall but the drummer's high-hat is about 4' even further out (coming towards me). His ride cymbals are slightly ahead of his vibes, the piano is to the right and about a foot from the front wall. A nice little 'bubble' going on there but not much activity happening towards the left and right walls although I'm sure there would be if the tweeters were placed on the outside. I recommend his album 'Wise one', lots of fun and synergy happening in there.Keep in mind I haven't really experimented with toe-in/out; will do so this weekend. Also I've never done the panels aimed at the side walls configuration before, looking forward to doing that as well; again thanks to the wheels.
Once I settle in on a compromising position the wheels will come off, but I'm in no hurry.
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