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There are times when guitars appear at the height of the mid-ranges, as if the guitarista is seated. At other times, they are at tweeter level and yet other times "way up there". This is actually consistent between all my v4.

I have two heights in my house. The basement at around 7'2" and the upstairs at 8 feet. These effects do not change at the two different locations.

BTW, I don't hear the A-LFR amplifying this effect. What it does is make the images I "see" sharper. There are also more images and more spatially resolved and of higher fidelity.

I was just thinking that sound might not care if it’s bouncing off a wall or a ceiling ... and that height clues might be (probably are) unintentional. 2nd since the LFR is designed to bounce sound off the front wall it makes sense that the effect would be enhanced. (Not to be confused with louder ) Of course, as I stated before, this is all speculation on my part

From what I hear, the LFR makes the stage wider and deeper. I think the wider effect is due to the rear drivers.