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Posted by hesson11 on June 11, 2006 at 18:56:21:
Not kidding. Again, please keep in mind that I just took them out of the box and plopped them down in the usual spots: well away from the walls and in a 1-to-1.5 triangle, 66 inches apart, 99 inches from the listening position. Since then, they've been playing to each other out of phase in my bedroom system, breaking in. I haven't played with position at all, and I'm not criticizing the speakers, just reporting my first few minutes of listening.
They were, of course, wired in phase when I listened.
By the way, your speaker collection trumps mine! Maggie 2.6/R, NHT SuperTwos (and a pair of Spendor SP3/1Ps in transit).
-Bob