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Post by Johnkenn on Dec 6, 2013 13:52:50 GMT -6
Is it a 3 to 1 rule or something? Seems like I read somewhere from some guru that they're supposed to be like 66 inches apart...blah, blah. I actually have them about that far apart...Just wondering.
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Post by sozocaps on Dec 6, 2013 14:18:15 GMT -6
Triangle with you however far they are but not too far apart for nearfields or I think you loose low end feel for mixing. 3 feet apart 3 feet back from each speaker... 5 feet apart 5 feet back from the speaker... perfect triangle... no more then 5 feet IMHO
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Post by tonycamphd on Dec 6, 2013 14:51:14 GMT -6
I cant remember for sure, but i'm almost positive that a 6' triangle is perfect for nearfields... Also JK, the pro ac's are meant to have the tweets on the closest side to the listener..i think, some time alignment thing with cross overs or some shit..? you may want to verify it's not the other way around.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 6, 2013 15:11:38 GMT -6
Is it a 3 to 1 rule or something? Seems like I read somewhere from some guru that they're supposed to be like 66 inches apart...blah, blah. I actually have them about that far apart...Just wondering. The ideal distance between the speakers depends on how far away you are. This short article explains the basics: How To Set Up A Room--Ethan |
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Post by IamJohnGalt on Dec 9, 2013 13:08:47 GMT -6
Is it a 3 to 1 rule or something? Seems like I read somewhere from some guru that they're supposed to be like 66 inches apart...blah, blah. I actually have them about that far apart...Just wondering. The ideal distance between the speakers depends on how far away you are. This short article explains the basics: How To Set Up A Room--Ethan Ethan...you are the man. I read and watched all of your stuff when I rebuilt my space a while back and I learned a lot from your clear and concise material. Thank you. |
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