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fronts and center
New picture of fronts and center...wish I had a better camera 
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Nice looking speakers  How far are your front speakers separated and how far is your viewing distance? It's hard to tell but it looks like you could benefit from spreading your main speakers out a bit.
Last edited by terzaghi; 01/14/10 09:44 PM.
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Unfortunately the right main is only about 1/2 inch away from being hit by the front door when it opens so it's as far out as it can go...the left might could be moved maybe 2 feet at the most, though then it'd be further away from the center than the right main and I don't believe (though correct me if I'm wrong) that's recommended. Those 2 feet would probably not make that much of a difference anyway...so given the space I have to work with I think it's about as good as it can get for the time being.
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Sounds like things are optimized as much as they can.
Looks good to me and I am sure it sounds great!
-David
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Maybe a little less toe in migh benefit the off axis listening positions.
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