In a normal home environment, IMO, I think the answer is always
the same - put on a CD with fairly deep bass and a female vocal
and move the speakers around until you get the best balance of
bass and natural vocal timbre. That should get you in the
ballpark and you can adjust from there. Everybody's home is
different and it's impossible to predict how things are going to
sound in yours. I think the early Nora Jones stuff works well,
as her voice is very up front and clear. Her voice should sound
very natural and not bassy or chesty when you get it right. Good
luck.
the same - put on a CD with fairly deep bass and a female vocal
and move the speakers around until you get the best balance of
bass and natural vocal timbre. That should get you in the
ballpark and you can adjust from there. Everybody's home is
different and it's impossible to predict how things are going to
sound in yours. I think the early Nora Jones stuff works well,
as her voice is very up front and clear. Her voice should sound
very natural and not bassy or chesty when you get it right. Good
luck.