VP 150 Vertical - 09/21/12 11:12 PM
Would it ok to turn my onwall VP150 vertical behind an audio transparent screen?
Re: VP 150 Vertical - 09/22/12 02:15 AM
Dave, welcome. Some time ago Alan Lofft experimented with using VP150s vertically as main speakers. He reported that the results were quite favorable. Positioning your on-wall VP150 vertically should be, if anything, better than the horizontal orientation.
Re: VP 150 Vertical - 09/22/12 12:07 PM
Generally, it's not a good idea to change the orientation of a speaker (here come the jokes), but there are exceptions.
Best to simply try it temporarily and see how it works for you!
Best to simply try it temporarily and see how it works for you!
Re: VP 150 Vertical - 09/22/12 08:16 PM
No harm in experimenting!
Re: VP 150 Vertical - 09/23/12 02:49 AM
Originally Posted By: MarkSJohnson
Generally, it's not a good idea to change the orientation of a speaker (here come the jokes)
You mean those camps aren't for real?
Re: VP 150 Vertical - 09/23/12 01:02 PM
Originally Posted By: davesmith2
Would it ok to turn my onwall VP150 vertical behind an audio transparent screen?
Horizontal speakers are a compromise from the get-go. Placing the cabinet so the driver complement is in a vertical array can be beneficial to its dispersion and overall timbre but NOT the other way around (vertically designed driver complement placed in a horizontal array).
Re: VP 150 Vertical - 09/23/12 05:15 PM
Originally Posted By: terzaghi
No harm in experimenting!
::snicker::
Re: VP 150 Vertical - 09/23/12 08:42 PM
I saw that coming... Especially after the orientation comment 
Re: VP 150 Vertical - 09/24/12 06:18 PM
Originally Posted By: pmbuko
Originally Posted By: MarkSJohnson
Generally, it's not a good idea to change the orientation of a speaker (here come the jokes)
You mean those camps aren't for real?
Sadly, they are, but the orientation almost always seems to revert to the original state after a while ...