Sean and Tony thanks for your help. I took your advice and used a tape measure, level, SPL meter and a test CD. The new stands I have allow adjustment of tilt.
I found the same thing as you Tony, even a 1 degree change in the relative angle of the speakers and the sound was completely different. I found plumbness to be the biggest factor, followed by distance to the back wall.
Also I used a test CD to measure the 100Hz and 1,000Hz region and found that there was quite a difference in precieved timing as the 100Hz fell below the 1000Hz. I moved the speakers both back/forward and changed the tilt angle to dial in the sound.
I hope this info helps other Maggie 3.6 owners. In the end I am very happy with the results. I'm just scared to move anyting now....
I found the same thing as you Tony, even a 1 degree change in the relative angle of the speakers and the sound was completely different. I found plumbness to be the biggest factor, followed by distance to the back wall.
Also I used a test CD to measure the 100Hz and 1,000Hz region and found that there was quite a difference in precieved timing as the 100Hz fell below the 1000Hz. I moved the speakers both back/forward and changed the tilt angle to dial in the sound.
I hope this info helps other Maggie 3.6 owners. In the end I am very happy with the results. I'm just scared to move anyting now....