I think that’s why I really like it. It’s really refined and not over the top as a space. Warm, elegant and coherent and not at all overstated. Nothing is out of place and the scale is just right. From a designers perspective I find it a beautiful space.
Congratulations. You always set the bar for design aesthetics - I love the finish you chose for your speakers. The turntable and amps are gorgeous against the deep red timber layered backdrop. Are the wooden matching units to left and right crossover boxes?
Congratulations. You always set the bar for design aesthetics - I love the finish you chose for your speakers. The turntable and amps are gorgeous against the deep red timber layered backdrop. Are the wooden matching units to left and right crossover boxes?
Thank you.
Those 4 boxes are subwoofers. They aren't playing in the video. I still need to play around with positioning them in my new set up. I wanted to find the right position for my main speakers first. I wish they sounded their best in their current position because I like the look of them there and they hide lots of wires.
Yes, I now have the speakers toed-in such that I can just barely see the woofer units' inner side panels.
The speakers are 2.5m apart and I'm 2.5m from each one.
Yes, I now have the speakers toed-in such that I can just barely see the woofer units' inner side panels.
The speakers are 2.5m apart and I'm 2.5m from each one.
With horns, being quite a bit more directional, toe-in is very important. With my panels in the past I would have them nearly straight ahead. Horns...nope it loses focus and jump (at least with my speakers).
Wish you had played both videos from the same point so that the bass response could be heard in the second......
As it is....on my computer speakers playback, the first recording sounds too 'hot' on the cymbals and treble energy.