I wish I got transient nuances in my system. Actually, I just wish I know what it is = D. I would imagine your system sounds 1.2453 times better now than before. Goodjob!

viggen November 22, 2003 09:24

Also, if you follow the right triangle rule instead of the equilateral triangle rule, you should be sitting 5.59017 ft away from each speaker which is also 5 ft away from the center of the two speakers.

My speakers are about 7 ft apart, so I sit 7.826237921 ft apart.

But, I understand how you can get better stereo imaging in your current set up. I can achieve something very similar with my Sennheiser headphones, although your set up would have superior driver seperation as well as stereo seperation.

In all seriousness, I would think it is difficult to listen to music in your current set up. But you seem to have taken a lot of factors into consideration. So, you might be on to something.

viggen April 30, 2003 22:49

Actually, my biggest concern, and this is purely imaginary, is the speakers are positioned so close to the listening chair that you can go take a shower, then sit on your listening chair, plop in a Brahms CD in your Linn, and let the speakers blow dry your hair for you.

Would you agree that your speakers has a different sonic signature at 3' distance from you compared to 6'+? I do. If you do not, then my point is moot.

viggen April 30, 2003 05:50

That is very very nearfield... almost like a SMALL mixing studio... not a good idea to enlarge that "triangle" a bit?

viggen April 30, 2003 00:25