tomorrow is another troubleshooting day.
I'm going to switch the speakers side to side, maintaining relative tweeter to tweeter distance...and try to determine once and for all if it's a room or speaker issue.
I keep thinking, that even with a poor recording, if I'm listening to either left or right channel mono mixed with Y cable into power amp, that I should always have a center mono image...but at this point I'm not 100% sure of anything!
Issue is most pronounced with tweeters on outside edge..(of course as one might guess, this is the configuration I like best) with tweeters closer together it's less pronounced.
thanks Fin1bxn and Peter_s !!
I'm going to switch the speakers side to side, maintaining relative tweeter to tweeter distance...and try to determine once and for all if it's a room or speaker issue.
I keep thinking, that even with a poor recording, if I'm listening to either left or right channel mono mixed with Y cable into power amp, that I should always have a center mono image...but at this point I'm not 100% sure of anything!
Issue is most pronounced with tweeters on outside edge..(of course as one might guess, this is the configuration I like best) with tweeters closer together it's less pronounced.
thanks Fin1bxn and Peter_s !!