azman
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Post by azman on Nov 19, 2012 21:01:29 GMT 8
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Post by htkaki on Dec 2, 2012 22:35:08 GMT 8
Have you try it out?
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Post by klimal on Dec 3, 2012 12:04:53 GMT 8
The extreme toe-in for for the main speakers in HT is interesting. Anyone tried this yet?
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azman
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Post by azman on Dec 3, 2012 14:08:57 GMT 8
yes,i'm doing exactly as the articles advice right now. for my novice hearing level,it really works for me,the lcr blends so well,no more harsh and bright sound that i encounter before. i'm using two different brand for lcr,before this i can hear double layer sound especially in concert now no more,i'm beginning to love my systems more but u know la,once the upgrading syndrome fill your blood system u cant go back..hehehe
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Post by htkaki on Dec 3, 2012 14:34:11 GMT 8
There are speakers that are better off without toe-in and there are those that need to be toe-in. While the degree of toe-in bring different results, it also will affect some other areas. Extreme toe-in will have narrower soundstage. It is surprising to hear that the brightness reduced after toe-in. it should have been brighter; theoretically speaking.
Toe-in affects the musical presentation, including mid and high-freq balance, soundstage focus, sense of spaciousness, and immediacy. So, one needs to experiment to see which degree works best.
"You gain some, you lose some."
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azman
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Post by azman on Dec 3, 2012 16:21:29 GMT 8
There are speakers that are better off without toe-in and there are those that need to be toe-in. While the degree of toe-in bring different results, it also will affect some other areas. Extreme toe-in will have narrower soundstage. It is surprising to hear that the brightness reduced after toe-in. it should have been brighter; theoretically speaking. Toe-in affects the musical presentation, including mid and high-freq balance, soundstage focus, sense of spaciousness, and immediacy. So, one needs to experiment to see which degree works best. "You gain some, you lose some." about the toe in i'm only do it 30 degree as u suggest,as for others i follow the instruction. about the brightness reduced i think its bcos now i place the lr speaker closer,b4 this 10 feet now 7.5 feet..and one more thing i also push it back a bit nearer to front wall to gain more low freq
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Post by htkaki on Dec 6, 2012 10:28:41 GMT 8
Good that you are enjoying it more now.
What will be your next toy?
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