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In Reply to: Maggie sweet spot posted by Dave Billinge on February 10, 2012 at 02:32:36:
I never was able to get much of a solid center image with my stock 1.6's historically, but after having them Gunn'd the sweet spot is huge and easy to focus...at least in my room! I think it has to do with the re-wiring of the panels and the X-O changes, but that's just a guess. PG told me I can look for and focus the sweet spot more "casually", and that's the perfect word. My days of obsessing over this are over...finally!
Prior to PG doing his thing, I found starting close together and moving out a little at a time until you lost the center was a good approach. Now, the further apart they are, the better the center is it seems, within reason of course!
I hope this helps.
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