Description

This has been a hobby for about 20 years.

I have recently moved and this is how my new hobby room looks.

Im having imageing problems with this room.The image is a bit flat. The room also sucks up alot of bass energy. Before I did not need to use the XS Sub for 2 channel music. Now I need to use the sub for music as well as movies.

As you can see the right speaker is too close to the XS subwoofer.(Room constraints make this the only location for the sub.. Room is 5.5 meters wide, 2.7 meters high and 6.5 meters long)

Any Ideas for better imageing and bass?
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Components Toggle details

    • Levinson No 31.5
    Levinson No. 31.5
    • Levinson No 30
    No 30 DA
    • Levinson No. 320
    No.320 Preamp
    • Cello Audio Suite
    Audio Suite
    • Cello Performance
    Performance
    • Levinson No 33
    Levinson No 33
    • Levinson No-336
    No.336
    • McIntosh MC-1201
    Mc 1201
    • Wilson Audio X 1 Series 2
    x 1 SERIES 2
    • Wilson Audio XS Subwoofer
    xs SUB
    • Krell KPS-20i
    Krell Kps 20i

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Owner
Dear Glenhifi,
The No. 33s are connected to the X 1 s2, No.336 to Watch center and XS and No.333 to Watch surrounds.
Sometimes I switch to a all Mcintosh system, Mc 1201 to X 1, Mc 500 to center and XS and Mc 2500 to Watch surrounds.

Dear Argyro,
The crossover is set at 2 oclock. I believe it is the volume control on the crossover that can be set and not the cut off frequency. Thanks for your suggestion.

Dear Mapman,
This room needs the help of the XS to make the bass sound full. I will have to take Dgad's advice and get some bass tuning done.

Dear Dgad,
Thanks for your comments, if I move the speakers out from the wall the image gets better at the expense of the bass. Since I love bass I have to set it up like this for maximum bass.
Can you suggest some websites which will help me with my problem?
Thanks

newfer

Owner
Thanks for your input. If I move the speakers into the room the bass becomes weaker.

newfer