Klipschorn Imaging

There is no way 10' is too far apart for Klipshorns.

Blueacara, Since your Klipschorns have a built-in toe angle it is important that you are sitting at the proper distance from the speakers. Try adjusting your listening position so the speakers are crossing at your knees +/-.

I stand corrected. It was the Cornwall. I have seen single Cornwall's for sale on Audiogon.

I pushed the klipschorns to both corners (and ended up closing off a door) and they are now situated about 15 ft apart and the sound crosses my knees- kind of. It is better imaging- at least the sound is now coming from the wall inbetween the speakers. No holographic imaging still.

I am now looking towards closing off the back- although I might loose wall reinforcement of bass.

I was looking towards different tweaks as well- has anyone used 47lab cable kit?

Not sure I am up for tube rolling just yet-not sure which tube fits my amp.
The sound is good enough that I don't mind loss of imaging a lot.
Bob_Bundes-- do you have good imaging with your belles?

Thanks a lot for your replies guys.

Khons will image just great if properly set up. I have had them 21’ apart and they imaged fine.
Your set up will not affect the imaging only affect the bass because their not booth tight into corners
Most of your imaging takes place in the upper frequencies their are some things I would like you to check.

1st is your source a good 2 channel stereo source

2cnd is the polarity from amp to both speakers correct

3rd put you ear to each tweeter make sure they are working

4rth compare each speaker and see if all the drivers are the same polarity and terminals match at the barrier strip.

5th Is it time for new crossovers?

Being that you are using a tube amp the imaging should be vivid and holographic Because Khorns are in corners does not affect their imaging but it does affect their depth of sound stage. When I had mine set up you could picture the orchestra instruments and singers in their prospective places.

" 2cnd is the polarity from amp to both speakers correct

3rd put you ear to each tweeter make sure they are working

4rth compare each speaker and see if all the drivers are the same polarity and terminals match at the barrier strip. "

How do I find out if the polarity is right from amp and how do I check if all drivers are same polarity?
How do I know if it is time for new crossovers?
I am sounding very newbie probably because I have a lot to learn- do enlighten me.