Piezo, both long walls (20') are the same height.
The room I have now is 20' x 13'8" with no angles to worry about. I tried the speakers on the short wall and the long wall. On the long wall, I got better horizontal imaging but there didn't seem to be any depth to the soundstage. On the short wall, I was able to pull the speakers further off the wall since I could move my listening point further back. This really gave good depth to my soundstage. I'm assuming that I will probably get the same results in the new room and end up putting the speakers on the short wall again.
Kana813, the equipment will be between the speakers. The equipment is a 57" widescreen HDTV with a 5 shelf rack on each side. (All of the equipment is short enough to go against the 5'4" wall.) So, the equipment will be against the wall and the speakers will be pulled about 5' off the wall. At least, that is how it sounds best in the room I have now.
Keep the advice coming!!!!!!
The room I have now is 20' x 13'8" with no angles to worry about. I tried the speakers on the short wall and the long wall. On the long wall, I got better horizontal imaging but there didn't seem to be any depth to the soundstage. On the short wall, I was able to pull the speakers further off the wall since I could move my listening point further back. This really gave good depth to my soundstage. I'm assuming that I will probably get the same results in the new room and end up putting the speakers on the short wall again.
Kana813, the equipment will be between the speakers. The equipment is a 57" widescreen HDTV with a 5 shelf rack on each side. (All of the equipment is short enough to go against the 5'4" wall.) So, the equipment will be against the wall and the speakers will be pulled about 5' off the wall. At least, that is how it sounds best in the room I have now.
Keep the advice coming!!!!!!