help thiel 2.4 placement???


i am having some problems placing in my room a pair of thiel 2.4, acording to thiel they should be far away from the walls, they recomend 3 ft at least from the back walls and 5 ft from the side walls.
i did this and i am not getting any bass, if i put them closer (1 ft) from the back wall i get much better bass but thiel does not recomend this.
right now i have them 2.5 ft from the back wall, 6 ft apart from each other, and the listening position is 8 ft away. sound is ok but i know it should be better.
does any body have experience placing thiels, please help
thanks in advance.
rcoppel
Shane Buettner wrote in the Audio Perfectionist Journal:

I achieved the sound I liked best with the 2.4s just under 7 feet apart (center to center), with a distance of just over 9 feet from each speaker to the listening position (an included angle between the speakers and listener of considerably less than 60 degrees, which is less than Thiel’s user manual recommends).

In my 24.5' x 17.5' room the distance from the coaxial mid/tweeter to the respective side wall was just over 5 feet and each speaker was more than 5 feet from the front wall. This did not optimize bass performance in the room as there was little if any boundary reinforcement from this position, but produced the best soundstage with the most coherent, convincing, precise imaging and best soundstage depth.

Hope this helps.

Warren
TY- Warren

I like SB writings.  My room is 16'w x 12'd x 12h.  It is a place to start anyhow.  Happy Listening!
Thiels are not known for their bass. I'd pick up a quality subwoofer; 10-12 inches should do it.
"Thiels are not known for their bass."

What the hiccup does that mean?

That troll bait went rancid a long time ago.