14-Nov-2015, 16:44
Yes thanks for this insight on single units - makes sense. It's frustrating to me when reviewers have only single phantoms and compare them to other wireless speakers. It would be better to be at least in the active speaker category. Two are not just a little better than one it's like going from having one eye to two eyes. All of the sudden you have depth perception, an actual soundstage and a live band playing in your room. Despite networking woes, when it works I'm still stunned by them and can't believe what I'm hearing some of the time.
One tip I saw, that is impossible with one speaker, is to sit in a fairly equilateral triangle formation (3.5m sides with a good toe in). I did it for the first time today and was amazed at how much better they sounded than when they were closer together (2m apart). You could say the phantoms completely disappeared.
One tip I saw, that is impossible with one speaker, is to sit in a fairly equilateral triangle formation (3.5m sides with a good toe in). I did it for the first time today and was amazed at how much better they sounded than when they were closer together (2m apart). You could say the phantoms completely disappeared.
