How do you share the sweet spot?

If I have guests around, there is more to do and talk about and there is a lots of noise, laughter, etc. that nobody really considers listening to music, much less caring about the sweet spot. If anyone is actually ever interested in listening to the music, that person gets a sweet spot. The only way a guest should be treated.

If erik_squires’ statements about Magico and Revel are correct, then the room surely needs to be carefully set up. I have Revel speakers and sweet spot, in a completely untreated room, is pinpoint. At the same time, who has time to sit in the sweet spot anyway?

I only let music lovers in the sweet spot.
If they're not music lovers, there's no point to it.  I have no audiophile visitors.
Amazingly, my jazz loving friends instinctively make a bee-line to the sweet spot.  They've never heard the terms 'sweet spot' or 'imaging' as it applies to music..and don't care.  All they know is that something really special is happening while they're sitting in 'that' chair.  Only the jazz lovers instinctively go there and sit for a while.  

The sweet spot has nothing to do with whatever you were talking about.
 But FWIW you can hear OHMs all over the room to satisfy everyone.

erik_squires

I agree 100% about the Magico S1. I have a Pair of Magico S1MKII and the off axis frequency response is damn good. The best part is they disappear really well and throw a great soundstage too. In the sweet spot they are truly incredible. They have great bass for a 2-way too. I am going to add subs to them later but for now they are great with the Hegel H360 and dCS Bartok. I had though about trading them in for a pair of Rockport Atria II but the S1 is more detailed to my ears it looks like if I want to upgrade it will be a pair of S3MKII or another Magico. Once you get used to the sound of Magico it is hard to go to another speaker.