I don't agree that Chadeffect's positioning scheme is wrong. Yes, it tends to vary from the rote dogma that Aps should be out in the room away from the walls. However, corner loading Aps is very effective as well and can create a massive soundstage. Just as with horn loading, if the room sounds pretty good and is restricted in space, you can increase the nominal efficiency and dynamics by corner loading, as well as reinforcing bass.
I have a pair of corner loaded Centaur Minors used as surrounds raised about five feet in the air and pointed inward from the corners about 17 feet apart. When running the main stereo signal through them, using 300b amp and crossing over at 80 Hz to subwooofers, they play incredibly loud with a huge soundstage, quite a shocker. I got a similar effect when corner loading Stages.
I think that corner loading the larger Aps in a somewhat smaller room could create a dandy effect, especially with classical orchestra, if the room is compatible.