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Posted by unclestu on April 25, 2015 at 14:17:19:
The soundstage width is not affected by the goings on in the center, but it does cut the distortion I mentioned in the middle. The effect is exactly what you hear: a much tighter center focus and much better detail.

Our French audiophile ( Sorry i keep forgetting how to spell his name)
just screwed a couple of woof panels together and reports some success. I like to be able to adjust the angle so you add brackets or even make a small wooden base into the panels from the bottom.