r/audiophile - Position Your Speakers Like This! - www.AcousticFields.com

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• BL

  @BlackHistoryBaseLine · 4 months ago

  Thank you for the video.  I would love to see a series or focus on " The room is the room"   Maybe address the issue within the context of the" available space."  For example  " Where do I put my subwoofer?   That's easy it goes in the far left corner.  Why? because that is ll that is available to me.    A lot of furniture on the left and an open wall on the right with no furniture..  It it what it is.  WAF is at maximum and  diffusion and absorption is via furniture and throw pillows.

• MR

  @mrpositronia · 2 years ago

  Thanks for the video. As always, it is very informative and makes sense.

• CY

  @CyberBeep_kenshi · 2 years ago

  the biggest improvement was moving my speakers around, bit by bit, and finally a slight angle. even though my room is not exactly conform good acoustics, it made a Huge difference. approximately 60 cm from the walls about max option here, 2.5m apart. the staging is awesome.

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• CA

  @CarlVanDoren61 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Own dipoles, tuning is everything <br>Listen to sound wave reflections 😊

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• ST

  @stackoverflow8260 · 2 years ago

  Sometimes moving speakers forward will suckout midbass because of reflection cancelations around midbass from the front wall.

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• TH

  @TheNathanMChannel · 2 years ago

  There are both single and multi-purpose rooms shown here. I can imagine what each of them sound like based on size, wall materials and number of objects within the space. I don&apos;t have personal experience with diffusers unfortunately so I&apos;m not sure about those. I would assume that each one of these people are happy with the sound they&apos;re hearing, but I know which ones I would choose for my own listening. &nbsp;Both sound engineers and listeners are really good at adapting to different rooms.

• SL

  @sloboat55 · 2 years ago

  Excellent

• DA

  @dashcammer4322 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I see the big window in the 3rd photo as wanting to make sure the kids aren&apos;t drowning in the pool while you&apos;re listening to music. Life is a series of compromises. I&apos;d also like to say that those small tower speakers (which appear to be Canton GLE series maybe 476.2 or similar) are fairly inexpensive, relative to the $$$ speakers &nbsp;in a couple of the other photos, so while the room needs a lot of work, at least the user didn&apos;t burn a truckload of money on huge and very expensive speakers, then jam them into a relatively tiny room.

• DA

  @daijobu_9 · 2 years ago

  We can see that gear is in mind in these pictures.<br>Thanks to you I am able to understand that room is the key : energy!<br>We need to fit the gear to the room. I guess that there are some egos playing there.<br>Audiophiles let&apos;s not be Audiofools!

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• JI

  @jimashby43 · 2 years ago

  I wish they built more houses that are friendly to speakers. <br>I have found also, the lower the gear and the farther back from the speakers make a noticeable difference. A better focus.

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• OO

  @oohtob6685 · 2 years ago

  Id love to pull my speakers away from the side walls more. But size of room limitations. &nbsp; &nbsp;Even if i pull them away another foot ive then got the problem of the speakers to close together. Which triggers a new set of problems. 😮

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• BR

  @brown-eyedman4040 · 2 years ago

  I hope all is well with you Dennis. Miss your smiling face and the chalk board. <br>What you offer us is an amazing gift. In my world, information + experience = knowledge. Once one removes experience from the equation, what&apos;s left is just air, or ink on paper.