Tympani 1-D Placement

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I'm Finally in my new apartment, which has afforded me a better listening area. Although it is not perfect, it does allow me to do some experimentation with placement. I will also be upgrading my DCX2496.
So many inmates stress positioning, that one has to take that as a necessary step for optimal sound. After researching "Limage' on this site, I would like to see if it is beneficial to place the Tympani panels parallel to the side walls about 6 feet or so out from the back wall. That distance can vary up to about 8' but would at that point be approaching a door and the front wall. The room is approximately 14' by 14 ' 4"', with the longer length as the back wall. For all intents it is pretty much square. As always thanks in advance for your expert opinions.

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Topic - Tympani 1-D Placement - computerman 10:52:22 07/04/15 (10)

RE: Tympani 1-D Placement - Satie 14:05:24 07/05/15 (4)

RE: Tympani 1-D Placement - OldTimer 10:24:29 07/07/15 (3)

RE: Tympani 1-D Placement - Satie 08:22:09 07/10/15 (1)

RE: Tympani 1-D Placement - OldTimer 08:53:18 07/10/15 (0)

RE: Tympani 1-D Placement - computerman 07:15:25 07/10/15 (0)

RE: Tympani 1-D Placement - Roger Gustavsson 08:45:13 07/05/15 (4)

RE: Tympani 1-D Placement - computerman 08:47:51 07/05/15 (3)

RE: Tympani 1-D Placement - Roger Gustavsson 09:14:11 07/05/15 (2)

RE: Tympani 1-D Placement - computerman 11:18:22 07/05/15 (0)

RE: Tympani 1-D Placement - computerman 10:33:02 07/05/15 (0)

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