Cardas method based on OPs link seems to address tempering bass response in the room....only. Based on multiple reads, some people feel once you take care of bass all else falls into place.
I agree with previous poster, following cardas puts my speakers so darn deep into the room, can’t have it.
another method is to start with speakers against rear wall and inch them out until Bass calms down.
add owners manuals instructions for placement and it explains why I get nuts and move speakers so many times.
my personal favorite is to start with both speakers smug against rear wall, 2-3 ft in from side walls. Bring one speaker out until you only hear vocals coming from that speaker. Then bring out the other speaker until the vocals are centered again. Finally toe in until vocals are not more than 2ft wide. **2people needed for this method.
finally, you can call John Ruttan to come over to help you out with his ears and measuring instruments . I’ve seriously considered this but fear I may come away from the experience with an upgraded part I didn’t know I needed (but may very well love having).
I agree with previous poster, following cardas puts my speakers so darn deep into the room, can’t have it.
another method is to start with speakers against rear wall and inch them out until Bass calms down.
add owners manuals instructions for placement and it explains why I get nuts and move speakers so many times.
my personal favorite is to start with both speakers smug against rear wall, 2-3 ft in from side walls. Bring one speaker out until you only hear vocals coming from that speaker. Then bring out the other speaker until the vocals are centered again. Finally toe in until vocals are not more than 2ft wide. **2people needed for this method.
finally, you can call John Ruttan to come over to help you out with his ears and measuring instruments . I’ve seriously considered this but fear I may come away from the experience with an upgraded part I didn’t know I needed (but may very well love having).