All speakers work different in different rooms. My sapphires M3’s work very well 32” from the front wall in my room out further the bass is not as good, now I have ASR panels and bass traps in each corner of the front wall along with heavy curtains. I have a well balanced sound, good depth, width suffers due to my size of the room but I have the tweeter 24” from each side wall. The rest is so good, that I can live with that, also never ever have anything between the speakers, if so you not hearing what we work hard to pay for. My amp is on a stand between the speakers and the racks is 16’ away. Put my rack between the speakers once and I was tearing back down to move it 10 minutes later.
Where can Open Baffle speakers be placed
Anxiously, I am currently waiting for the delivery of a NAD M33 integrated amp.
I think I would like to upgrade and pair it with the open baffle Spatial M3 Sapphire.
I'm currently running a pair of KEF LS50's with a pair of REL T/5i subs.
My listening room is small 12' wide 13' long. With the speakers 8" off the wall and the subs 12" off.
I wouldn't be able to place the M3's further than 12" off the wall.
I realize open baffles like space.
Can this be done or should I just stick with the current speaker set-up and consider something else?
I think I would like to upgrade and pair it with the open baffle Spatial M3 Sapphire.
I'm currently running a pair of KEF LS50's with a pair of REL T/5i subs.
My listening room is small 12' wide 13' long. With the speakers 8" off the wall and the subs 12" off.
I wouldn't be able to place the M3's further than 12" off the wall.
I realize open baffles like space.
Can this be done or should I just stick with the current speaker set-up and consider something else?