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Posted by grantv on September 13, 2017 at 06:46:26:
Placement is everything, whatever you settle on.
I find tweeters in dictates the speakers to be toed such that the intersection of planes is ahead of me.
At one point I had tape on my floor for probably a year (more?); one for tweeters in, one for tweeters out, just in case I had an inkling to move them. It's "my" room, so nobody is concerned about some tape on the floor. It does raise questions for guests however. :)
(actually, now that I think of it... the tape is still there for my alternate position)