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In Reply to: RE: Sound coming from outside of the soundstage posted by Satie on March 19, 2012 at 17:03:22:
Well I tried just about every combination - poles forward, poles backwards, tweeters in, tweeters out, tweeters wired backwards, tweeters wired normally - no luck on broadening the sound stage. Some interesting things - I first wired the tweeters out of phase, and didn't much notice the difference. I put it back, and thought "wow, that's better." did it a couple of times to confirm - I really only notice the difference going one way. Only clear loser was tweeters in. Poles facing the room won out slightly over facing the front wall (sounds louder, so I figure less clipping on the amp since I don't have to turn it up as much, and the sound is more at ear level, vs higher for the poles normal config).
What do you all think - other than some of the peculiarities about JBen's room configuration, what can I do to create the environment for that surround-sound effect?
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- RE: Sound coming from outside of the soundstage - pistonengine 22:21:41 03/19/12 (2)
- RE: Sound coming from outside of the soundstage - JBen 20:43:20 03/20/12 (1)
- RE: Sound coming from outside of the soundstage - pistonengine 20:55:39 03/20/12 (0)
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