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In Reply to: Re: Maggie tweeter placement posted by Charles J P on November 14, 2006 at 11:31:54:
(also no tilt) and there's no discontinuity of focus, or image distortion anywhere across the lateral or fore-and-aft soundstage (which, depending on the recording mix, may be wall-to-wall or beyond), including the "phantom center". The room's treated with at least as much attention to diffusion as to standing wave trapping, and my ears are positioned at the apex of an isosceles triangle. Toeing in with this configuration in my room (even seated a foot or two nearer the panels) tends to "close up" the soundstage without providing any perceptible audible benefit.Obviously a case of YMMV.
Jim
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