Hello all
I need a little assistance positioning my speakers, if anyone can help.
My aim is to make them as transparent as possible. When i close my eyes I want them to disappear.
The speakers are "Dallas II" rear loaded horns. They are approximately 32cm wide (on my drawing it's 28cm- a mistake) 45cm long and 122cm (4 foot) tall
The room is as shown in the image.
It's not ideal, but it's what i'm working with at the moment.
The 18 foot wall is all glass
Currently they're setup as this
The speakers are toed in so agressively that their axises (or whatever the plural of "axis" is) cross over before the listener
This positioning was not chosen for any particular reason - they are new speakers and i'm just toying around with them at the moment. Many people say its good to toe in horns so that they cross over before the listener, but i'm not convinced their current position is at all ideal
so please advise me on how to position them better
regards
hugz
I need a little assistance positioning my speakers, if anyone can help.
My aim is to make them as transparent as possible. When i close my eyes I want them to disappear.
The speakers are "Dallas II" rear loaded horns. They are approximately 32cm wide (on my drawing it's 28cm- a mistake) 45cm long and 122cm (4 foot) tall
The room is as shown in the image.
![room.gif](http://www.users.on.net/~hugoking/room.gif)
It's not ideal, but it's what i'm working with at the moment.
The 18 foot wall is all glass
Currently they're setup as this
![currently.gif](http://www.users.on.net/~hugoking/currently.gif)
The speakers are toed in so agressively that their axises (or whatever the plural of "axis" is) cross over before the listener
This positioning was not chosen for any particular reason - they are new speakers and i'm just toying around with them at the moment. Many people say its good to toe in horns so that they cross over before the listener, but i'm not convinced their current position is at all ideal
so please advise me on how to position them better
regards
hugz