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In Reply to: RE: Acoustic Treatment - Magnepan 1.7 - Funky room posted by shanethedrummer@gmail.com on July 27, 2010 at 15:26:28:
Rotate the speakers so they face directly away from each other. The tweeter sections should be towards the listener. You will have to sit closer to the speakers, so that there is about equal distance from you to each speaker and from speaker to speaker. You should get plenty of treble response at this angle, but you will have to reverse the polarity of the speaker cables to account for the fact that you are now listening to the back sides of the speakers.Liz and David Hare of Stereo Unlimited in Walnut Creek came up with this approach. It works best with true-ribbon maggies, but Dawnrazor has found it works well with the quasi-ribbon types as long as you sit close enough to the speakers. It is how I have my MG-20s set up.
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- You are thinking of the sideways approach. - Al Sekela 15:45:21 07/27/10 (1)
- RE: You are thinking of the sideways approach. - Utley1 00:04:44 07/31/10 (0)
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