snapsc
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| Speaker Placement Priority - wall clearance or perfect equilateral I think that the equilateral triangle "rule" is a guideline...a starting point and that its "ok" to be further back at 138" depending on what you are ultimately trying to achieve. As you know, moving the right speaker to the left, even a couple i... | |
| My review of the Spatial M3 Turbo S open baffle speaker is finally live... I stopped to visit Clayton's production facility in September which is in an industrial park about 10 minutes from the Salt Lake airport (4220 W 2100 S Unit L). At this location, they have an inventory of transducers, frames, crossovers, etc. and... | |
| Tekton Impact Monitors I'd like to ask those of you that have the Impact Monitors and have commented on the holographic soundstage....are you saying that it has great front to back depth....or that it extends far beyond the speaker placement width....or both meaning tha... | |
| About to purchase the Kef LS50W speaker want opinions about set up.... I would just make sure you purchase them from a place that allows for easy returns. While the LS50s do a great job tonally, they are somewhat sensitive to placement (to get the best sound) and without the right placement, you are more likely to e... | |
| Tekton Double Impacts @audioarchon Granted they are "fresh out of the box" but based on what you hear initially, how would you describe/compare the DI-SE mid and top end to planars and electrostats...relative to clarity, liquidity, size, and sounds like live music?? | |
| Tekton Double Impacts @sbayne - thanks for the heads up. I'm hoping that anyone on the forum who has owned or seriously compared maggie 1.7i s to the DI Monitor, Brilliance or electron can chime in as to clarity and tone....Overall, it would be easier to just talk to... | |
| Tekton Double Impacts I currently own the Lores (which have been great) so I'd like to ask two questions to those of you that might own the DI Monitors, the Electrons or the ENZO 2.7s (the DIs are just too big for me). First, the Lores throw a massively wide soundstag... |