Goldenear Triton One bass setting


I believe my room requires a bass setting of around 11 o'clock position on the bass volume on the speaker.
Does someone have a scientific way to establish?  Can one use a test track and a decibel meter?
Thank you.
dcaudio
You will never come close to a flat response in your listening room, nor would you want it. If you are looking for bass tracks to adjust your woofers on the Triton Ones, here are my recommendations on what I used on both my Triton Ones and Triton References for the tightest and cleanest bass and the proper level:

Dead Can Dance, "Spiritchaser" Listen to the first song
Kim Simmonds & Savoy Brown, "The Devil To Pay" first song Ain’t Got Nobody
Stanley Clark, "Journey To Love" First song, Silly Putty
Bob James & Earl Klugh, "Cool" First song
Grand Funk Railroad, "Closer To Home" Sins A Good Mans Brother
The Who, "Live At Leeds" Magic Bus

I'm sure others have their favorites as well.

Why would you have one speaker closer to the back wall than the other? Please explain this.
The left speaker is 8 inches closer to the back wall than the right.  It is so I can see the TV screen in the living room.  
I sent pictures of my speaker placement to Sandy Gross at GE and he said “perfect solution”. 
So the arrival time of the sound of one speaker is much greater than that of the other? I guess I'm not understanding how that works at all.
When I had the Tritons I thought the bass integrated very well although I was fiddling with the knob quite a bit depending on the type of music I was playing.