@elliotnewcombjr Perhaps I didn't explain myself clearly. There is no corner for my right speaker as there is no wall. There is an opening into the diningroom. It is 9 feet from the back wall to the side of the offending closet farthest from me. Right now if a wall were to appear it would dissect my woofers right down the middle. Since my post I have been working on distance from back wall to get a good balance between bass response, soundstage depth and width and imaging. The spot I found puts them 54" from front of speaker to back wall. WAF is poor as it really narrows the walk space between said closet and speaker. The good thing is I won't cave if this proves to be the best position. My right side sub is a good foot and a half into the other area angled towards me.
Speaker set up and IRREGULAR rooms.
For some odd reason a closet was built in my living room. It juts out from the right side wall ahead of my listening spot. It actually limits where my listening position can be. Future plans do include removing it but in the mean time I have a question about positioning of my floor standers. Because of the closet it effectively makes it so that if I were to draw an imaginary line from the face of my closet to the back wall I'm at 11.5 ft. room width. Past the closet and to the right of the speaker it opens into the dining room. What does anyone think about placing the right speaker outside the imaginary line effectively in the area leading to the dining room? it is still clearly fully visible though I'm sure I'm getting some of the output bouncing off the side wall of the closet. I ask because it allows me to get a lot more distance between mains. I have Dali Opticon 8s and placed as so they sound pretty fantastic.