Toe-in or NOT toe-in ??

Anyone have any feelings in general ? Is it more speaker-specific than anything ?

mjmch200311-08-2009 4:56pm

ryder Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 946 posts 11-09-2009 at 07:58am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete If the speaker designer cannot be reached, try experimenting yourself. Only you can find out the results yourself. Bear in mind you may prefer the results when the speakers are toed-in while another might not like it and prefer them pointing straight ahead.
hifitime Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 715 posts 11-09-2009 at 01:00pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Your ears are the best guide.
shadorne Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 7,333 posts 11-09-2009 at 02:10pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete This is highly speaker dependent - well designed speakers (that do not beam like a flashlight at certain frequencies but flood the room evenly with all frequencies) will not really give two hoots for toe-in (except if the speaker is too close to a side wall). The fact that toe-in has a huge impact for many speakers speaks volumes about the way they unevenly light up the room (to continue with the flashlight analogy).
chashmal Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 605 posts 11-09-2009 at 03:50pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Best to not listen to dogma. Every room is unique. You will know instantly when you try it. Ears rule over here-say.