Quatro Wood setup help

I am using Vandersteen 5A's which are quite similar.  While you're waiting for the setup person, if you have all the controls in their central position, you will have achieved 92.7% of your setup.  The one critical adjustment is to the high pass filters....they should be adjusted for your amp.  Let me know if you need a deeper understanding of it.

@ctsooner ,
Do you think raising the speakers 3 inches might result in the need to readjust the tilt? I'm thinking of doing something with maple, myself.
Bob

Thanks SOOO much.  My crossover is built into the Ayre AX5/20.  I know they worked with Richard to figure out what they needed to do.  Rutan came to set up and did a great job. Took a bit, but was fun to watch.  He has them in the corners of the room and it gives a large soundstage. I don't feel there is suck out in the middle, but the depth of the soundstage isn't want I had with the Treo's that were a few feet from the back all and sides.  I'm thinking of possibly trying that out but can't move things on my own so I can't just try one out and go back if I don't like it.  I trust Johnny of course, so I'm probably going to just keep them where they are.

Hi Pete - Merry Christmas eve day !!! I have not found the Rye yet, so hopefully my typing and answers make SOME sense...

YEs ! when you change the height of the speaker , you are changing the geometric relationship to ear height, so tilt should change. Follow Rv advice there, I believe he advised in your setup 1 less washer. Wish I lived closer, I would help you out in person.

My 7 moved closer to corners BUT are still about 4’ out of the corners. I have a bit more wall reflection to fix, attempt to fix. May need an acoustic curtain on the water side. I have the Treo even farther apart 9’6” and the center image rock solid. FUN

Pete - another thought, get a Leica disto and measure the current Johnny R setup very carefully, write it down so you can return to it after making changes !!!!
tape on floor is OK until the vacuum cleaner eats it !!! ask me how I know. The Leica is $50, best money I ever spent for setup