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Tilt back the speakers to aim tweeter over your ears

Posted by Richard BassNut Greene on August 13, 2009 at 07:11:42:
If the speaker tilt back adds height to the image, but the treble is no longer loud enough, toe in the speakers to aim the tweeters in the direction of your ears (with tilt back, the tweeters will still be aimed higher than your ears).

You could also find a lower seat or sit on the floor or add sound absorbing material to the early reflection point on your ceiling.
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