The only fail safe way to find the absolute best locations for speakers is using the speaker placement track on XLO Test CD or similar. All (rpt all) trial and error methods, laser techniques, etc. are only capable of finding local maximums. It’s like looking for a needle in a haystack by guessing. For a given room and speakers there is only one solution to the problem. All other methods are like trying to solve n simultaneous equations in n+x unknowns. And as progress is made with room treatments and tweaks the speaker locations will have to be re-established as needed.
Does anybody change their speaker placement with different types of music and bands?
Does anybody change their speaker placement with different types of music and bands?
I am wondering if if different music has an overall best position, ex. near field for such and such, speakers wide apart for types of imaging. I feel it might have to depend on recording and mastering? stereo or mono?
I am wondering if if different music has an overall best position, ex. near field for such and such, speakers wide apart for types of imaging. I feel it might have to depend on recording and mastering? stereo or mono?
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