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Speaker positioning - trying to use 4 speakers

Posted by ishawsouthamerica (A) on December 1, 2016 at 07:16:22

I recently got my hands on two sets of like-new, Definitive Technology floor standing speakers (BP-2006TLs and BP-7004s). Both sets have mids and tweeters front-facing and rear-facing and both have integrated, internally powered subs. Alone, I really enjoy both sets. When added together, however, the smaller pair (2006s) seem to almost completely disappear, adding only a hint of better high-range.

I'm looking for advice on how I might use all 4 speakers in a single system...one room. It's a medium-sized room (25' x 15'), but has vaulted, high ceilings. The system will be used for music only...no surround. I love precision, but I need higher volumes and a big sound. My room is set up for my home dance parties which are very well attended. I'm hoping these speakers can be used to create a very big, full sound at moderate-high volumes.

Is what I want possible, or will the speakers just phase each other out. Any suggestions for placement or set-up would be greatly appreciated!

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