In my experience, you want a narrower radiation pattern in a small room than you do in a large room, and in most cases you want to use more toe-in than normal. This is to keep the energy in the early reflections to a minimum. To the extent that the MTM format reduces early reflections in the vertical plane imho it's theoretically a step in the right direction, but that narrowed vertical pattern of the midwoofers should carry over to the tweeter as well, which is seldom the case.
D’Appolito designs in smaller rooms?
can anyone comment on experiences here? if bass is well trapped, how does the rest of the frequency come together if you're forced to listen < 10' away? is this D’Appolito design only useful for larger rooms?
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