The above observations are all correct and give good sound advice. I have been plagued by problematic rooms and acoustic situations for many years. Try a few of these and see if you get any better results. Make very small adjustments at a time inches not feet. Start your set-up from the rear wall first for good bass support and depth. Move speakers apart until center fill falls away. If center fill erodes, move them a little closer together. Adjust listening position according to best results. Try speakers on different walls if possible for best results. Try speakers pointing straight ahead and then toe-in just and inch or two per adjustment. Other mathematical and acoustic information is available on the net. Hope this helps. It's worth the trouble if you get it right!
Is my listening geometry too small?
I have Axiom 22Ti speakers (TMM type) on 15 " stands.
As my room is very small, I have to sit very close to speakers.
Speaker are about 6-7' apart, each of them are a few feet from side and rear wall (equatorial triangle).
I toe them in a bit. (I try toe them in a lot, but feel that it's too bright.)
Is my sitting setup to small to obtain good sound stage and sound quality?
I listen to mostly vocal and chamber musics with some pop/rock and classical. I listen to moderate level, not lound at all.
I would like to hear some thought before putting lot of effort to rearrange my room.
Thanks a lot,
Ake
As my room is very small, I have to sit very close to speakers.
Speaker are about 6-7' apart, each of them are a few feet from side and rear wall (equatorial triangle).
I toe them in a bit. (I try toe them in a lot, but feel that it's too bright.)
Is my sitting setup to small to obtain good sound stage and sound quality?
I listen to mostly vocal and chamber musics with some pop/rock and classical. I listen to moderate level, not lound at all.
I would like to hear some thought before putting lot of effort to rearrange my room.
Thanks a lot,
Ake