How to set up and position your speakers.Increase the angle and you’ll find that the soundstage solidifies and vocals take on more focus go too far and the stereo imaging becomes narrow and will lack space. If you sit in a variety of places it may be worth leaving these standmounters firing straight ahead, but if you have a favourite place to sit, angling the speakers so that they cross a little behind your head is a fine starting point. It’s worth spending a little time playing around with toe-in – that is, the degree with which the speakers point at the listening position. While the exact measurement will vary according to your room, we would suggest placing the speakers at least 50cm away from any wall to start with, and experimenting from there. There’s no doubt that blocking the ports helps with the excessive bass output (when the speakers are placed close to a wall), but we feel the sound loses too much in the way of fluidity and natural warmth to truly satisfy.
You’ll also lose a fair degree of the speaker’s stereo imaging abilities, with their presentation becoming compressed and flattened.īowers & Wilkins provides foam bungs with both the 607 S2 and 606 S2, and these bungs are used to block the rear-firing ports. Lots of people love bass, so that may not seem a bad thing to some, but those lows will be thick and ponderous and will degrade midrange clarity.
0 kommentar(er)
