If your amp and CDP are kept to the side and your speakers can be pulled away from the wall and spread far apart from the radiator you have no problem. If OTOH the speakers still will actually get hot from the radiator then...You are stuck using the long wall. Just research the numerous threads, white papers, ratios, triangles, various ancient texts, and religious belief systems, damping materials, baffles, busters, deflectors, absorber, to get inspiration for the reiterative process of moving your speakers around until they sound best from the listening position while decorating your apt at the same time. I never did get my wife to like the hanging sheets of Dynamat, no matter what color they were.
System Placement Question
I recently moved into a bachelor/studio apartment and I'm trying to figure out how to organize the room. One option is to assemble the system against the back wall and have the speakers fire down the length of the room. While I think this option is best, there is a radiator against the back wall in the center. Would assembling the system in close proximity to the radiator be a big 'no-no'?
Some of my initial concerns are that the heat generated by the radiator might warm the speakers too much, resulting in floppy bass. Moreover, I'm concerned that the heat may harm the longevity of my amp/CD player (both are NAIM). Does anyone have any experience with this?
Some of my initial concerns are that the heat generated by the radiator might warm the speakers too much, resulting in floppy bass. Moreover, I'm concerned that the heat may harm the longevity of my amp/CD player (both are NAIM). Does anyone have any experience with this?
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