I'm now considering toeing them out to reflect off the wall (more than normal)
No real harm in trying...
So you want to create stronger first reflection points? [shudder]
That is a big acoustical no-no. In fact, you would want an acoustical panel at the reflection points on the wall. Those slight delays in the direct audio from the reflected audio make a big difference in clear and precise audio and muddy audio.
So if you are putting panels up anyway, then you are just absorbing what you are trying to do with toeing them out.
The beauty of it is that toeing in or out doesn't really change the reflection point on the wall, so if you put a panel at that reflection point you can experiment all you want.
Just my 2 cents.
