I was really trying to discern whether there are any constants as it relates to speaker set-up. For example; Speakers placed further apart have a wider soundstage(Not sure if that is true). I have had the Wilson dealer out to set them up on more than one occasion as equipment and furniture was changed in the room. I had the speakers set up for the third time last week after I had the room treated by an acoustics consultant. I noticed that he had them more on axis than they were before, and also further into the room. I was just curious as to what to listen for sonically, as well as what I might change if there was something I didn't like. Due to an unforseen conflict I was not able to make it back to the house before they finished the set-up, and I regret that. I'm not sure you can be confident that you have the best set-up if you are not there as it is being finalized. Fortunately, they will be back for something else and we may tweak it one last time. I am aware of the Wilson system, but not the others that were mentioned. Thanks for the links.
Speaker setup experts please?
Are there any "rules of thumb" when it comes to placement of speakers in a listening room? For example, does toeing out widen soundtsage? Does on axis make the images larger or smaller? Bass response? I have also heard the ideal positioning of speaker/listener is 1/3rd-1/3rd or 1/5th/1/5th. Any consistent truths out there? BTW I have Wilson Maxx 2's. Thanks in advance.