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In Reply to: RM 40 Sweet Spot posted by HiFi Guy on July 30, 2002 at 08:05:45:
The lateral or horizontal listening window is sufficiently wide for most applications, especially if the toe-in is set to cross about a foot (maybe 2) in front of your face. It's called a crossfire set-up.Vertical is different. Regardless of how the speaker is set-up, the vertical window is narrow. Of course, the farther you sit from the speaker plane the taller the window is. I sit about 8-10 feet away, and I'd estimate that the vertical window is no more than two or three feet at most. Hence, when you stand up, the highs are gone - completely.
In my opinion, a small price to pay for the quality of the music when sitting down.
Your Friendly Neighborhood Skittercat
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- Re: RM 40 Sweet Spot - Ubiquitous Skittercat ;,,,~ 11:26:58 07/30/02 (4)
- Re: RM 40 Sweet Spot - HiFi Guy 13:11:51 07/30/02 (0)
- How about from another room? - chuckd55 12:02:05 07/30/02 (2)
- Re: How about from another room? - Tyson 13:21:09 07/30/02 (1)
- Re: How about from another room? - Ubiquitous Skittercat ;,,,~ 15:02:01 07/30/02 (0)
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