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You mentioned speaker detail, I thought I would pass on this comment about the tweeters narrow vertical dispersion, some people raising the back of the speakers a bit to direct the tweeter to their seated ear height.
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I have read a number of comments from listeners/reviewers who found the dispersion of the High-Velocity Folded Ribbon tweeter (HVFR) to be quite limited. CNET observed " I did note some treble softening when I stood up; so it appears that the tweeter's vertical dispersion is limited."
You have the same problem "the tweeter axes fired somewhat over my head."
I am surprise that a 5K speaker have such limitation; a poorly design choice.
Re: So it's trueSubmitted by John Atkinson on February 4, 2015 - 4:57pmgoodfellas27 wrote: CNET observed " I did note some treble softening when I stood up; so it appears that the tweeter's vertical dispersion is limited."You have the same problem "the tweeter axes fired somewhat over my head."
Look at the measurements. Yes, the tweeter's output falls more than 5 degrees above axis but as the tweeter is already 40" from the floor, this is not an issue. As Bob Deutsch said, the back of the speaker can easily be raised slightly for those whose ears are lower than 40".
John Atkinson
Editor, Stereophile