And why?
Limited soundstage between speakers
No matter what the source, the soundstage in my system remains within the width of the speakers. I read with envy of systems which extend the soundstage outside the speaker boundaries. Is this a problem with my speakers, amplification, room boundaries or something else?
What change should I make to improve the soundstage?
gyrodec/shelter 501/exposure 3010s2d/ spendorA6
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@mahgister I didn't read your manifesto but I hope he isn't just suffering from bad reflections. I did address that in my original post. --Jerry |
Buy a dozen 6' artificial ficus trees and place a couple behind the speakers, between the speakers, nest to the speakers to diffuse wall reflections behind your listening position and int he corners behind the speakers. Last I looked these artificial trees were $40 each at the At Home store. These artificial ficus trees act as very effective diffusers. They are easily moved and can help "fix" a room. You can add more (I'm up to around 18). That's a start, and a LOT cheaper than audiophile room treatment. |
It is easy to hear bad reflection because too great amount or bad timing between them... Acoustic is really about how to train our ears....it takes only time, no money.... And i used also re- configuration of pressures zones of the room with Helmholtz resonators and diffusers..Very powerful....
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