Metralla, good job spotting the system description Pelo has just added, but the link you provided is to someone else's system. The correct link is:
http://forums.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?vopin&1383620370
The pix in your system description are very helpful, Pelo; thanks for putting them up.
The biggest problem I see is the short distance between the speakers and the wall behind the listening position. First, it looks like there is about a 4 or 5 foot distance between the listening position and that wall, which will produce a suckout in the deep bass region centered at about 60 or 70 Hz. Changing the position of the sofa relative to that wall will vary the frequency and the amplitude of that suckout, and experimenting with different positions may help significantly, although inevitably some compromise will result.
Second, I'm not sure that you are sitting far enough away from the speakers for their three woofers, two of which are in the lower half of the speakers, to blend properly with the mid-range driver, which is near the top.
Third, the close proximity of many reflective surfaces isn't helping imaging and soundstaging.
It appears that more space may be available at the far end of the room, near the window blinds that are visible. If practical, you might consider re-locating everything down there, so that the speakers are aimed along the room's longer dimension.
Regards,
-- Al
http://forums.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?vopin&1383620370
The pix in your system description are very helpful, Pelo; thanks for putting them up.
The biggest problem I see is the short distance between the speakers and the wall behind the listening position. First, it looks like there is about a 4 or 5 foot distance between the listening position and that wall, which will produce a suckout in the deep bass region centered at about 60 or 70 Hz. Changing the position of the sofa relative to that wall will vary the frequency and the amplitude of that suckout, and experimenting with different positions may help significantly, although inevitably some compromise will result.
Second, I'm not sure that you are sitting far enough away from the speakers for their three woofers, two of which are in the lower half of the speakers, to blend properly with the mid-range driver, which is near the top.
Third, the close proximity of many reflective surfaces isn't helping imaging and soundstaging.
It appears that more space may be available at the far end of the room, near the window blinds that are visible. If practical, you might consider re-locating everything down there, so that the speakers are aimed along the room's longer dimension.
Regards,
-- Al