12-Sep-2017, 13:55
(This post was last modified: 12-Sep-2017, 13:56 by audio_engr.)
(11-Sep-2017, 18:31)iamwappie Wrote: I feel for you. Speaker positioning is an art and sometimes a trial on error art but for sure it takes a lot of time. When you finished positioning, a lot of time goes (or should go) into acoustic treatment. It's like buying a Ferrari and drive it in town but the real excitement is when driving it at a circuit. This is what acoustic treatment can do. If your lucky you may get away with furniture and carpets. If thats not the case there is always the not so 'make friends with your wife' stuff but boy does it make a difference.
+1
I am bang-on with you. Very recently, in my simple humble system, I installed a pair of powercords for the Devs, 1 AQ ethernet cable for streaming & 1 AQ Dev-to-Dev link cable. The changes these 4 cables brought about forced me to start the speaker repositioning thingee all over again .. been at it just about a week and the results are astonishingly better than what it was earlier.
The problem is that it does take a long time to get it right .. could be weeks or even a few months ... hence patience !!
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