Hey J,
Okay, to respond to your previous post, I noticed that (in the photo) the whole system (both audio & video) is a bit "left of center" (with respect to the apparent center of your space)...any practical (functional) reason for that? I suspect so. Also, the "jumble" of wiring (near the corners and behind each Sonus) seems to be "subtracting" from your EXCELLENT "minimalist aesthetic." Don't worry though, my wiring looks worse (less clean) than yours - to be perfectly honest. My thoughts on the sound -that I described previously- are simply that great "stereophonic sound reproduction" requires a "nearly perfect" (yet highly subjective) balance of interaction with surrounding surfaces from loudspeakers with respect to the listening position. What I'm trying to explain, in other words, is that the placement of your speakers in relation to the room boundaries is both dependent on your personal preference (to a degree,) versus what the room (or, the space's existing acoustical properties "required" by it's size/shape/materials/etc.) are "dictating" (rather precisely, I might add) where you place the speakers in it. There is no "perfect" room and so as a result neither is there a "perfect" location for speakers in it. If you're interested I can offer assistance with finding the "most ideal locations" for your speakers in your "uber-sexy" hi-fi/h.t. lounge. If you decide you are "up to some experimentation" create a fully measured diagram and e-mail to me -or post here on A'gon if you're cool w/that- (so that I may run some calculations to find bass nodes and those types of things) Sometimes it can be little difficult to do remotely, but it'll be fun & informational too! ([email protected]) -Later, B
