At the sacrifice of some of your doorway I would pull them closer to just get past the edge of the door and the audio rack on the other side. A room like that would probably benefit from DSP.
You can call it an acoustic illusion. I agree. And I understand that a bigger room is better, but the whole point of this experiment is to try and create soundstage in a small room.
@@theaudiophilebarista2424 Thx for ansver try near field more room around the speaker better no racks and so on jtust ry all possibility and choose the best cheers!
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you can try the speakers close together even touching each other but point them out 15 to 30°
Interesting suggestion. Definitely going to try that.
Thanks 👍☕️🔊
At the sacrifice of some of your doorway I would pull them closer to just get past the edge of the door and the audio rack on the other side. A room like that would probably benefit from DSP.
Soundstage is an illusion and you need all the help so symetrical room with space around speakers to avoid reflections will improve it.
You can call it an acoustic illusion. I agree.
And I understand that a bigger room is better, but the whole point of this experiment is to try and create soundstage in a small room.
@@theaudiophilebarista2424 Thx for ansver try near field more room around the speaker better no racks and so on jtust ry all possibility and choose the best cheers!