I've always felt the same way, that alot of speakers don't completely disappear, at least my limited experience. I've always considered my listening rooms less than ideal even with acoustic treatment. But aside from the significant effects positioning can do to acheive your goal, good electronics are also important. A better piece of gear can have a way of really getting the sound "out of the box." Another thing I wonder is how significant it is for the driver to be the only thing vibrating in the area, i.e. cabinet resonces may be to blame for messing up an otherwise capable driver for the task, among other things.
what speakers do the best "disappearing act"??
what speakers do the best "disappearing act"??
I want speakers that totally envelop you in sound....so much so that it is non-directional, and sound seems to be coming from everywhere in the soundstage...
when I listen to music even with my eyes closed I can tell exactly where my 2 speakers are located and most of the sound eminates directly from them these 2 speakers..so maybe it's time to upgrade..my system is a pair of NHT 3.3, wadia 850 cdp, and odyssey monoblock amps.
I want speakers that totally envelop you in sound....so much so that it is non-directional, and sound seems to be coming from everywhere in the soundstage...
when I listen to music even with my eyes closed I can tell exactly where my 2 speakers are located and most of the sound eminates directly from them these 2 speakers..so maybe it's time to upgrade..my system is a pair of NHT 3.3, wadia 850 cdp, and odyssey monoblock amps.