Martin Logan Speakers
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Ray would know much better than I but off hand I'd say the vertical tilt was slightly off?There was a really off-putting effect here. The sound out of the left speaker was coming out way lower than right. Where the sound emanates was directly proportional to how high my ear was. As I would stand, it would move up with me. But I could not figure out why on the left channel with the same ear height, the sound would come out a good foot or two lower. It was at the bottom of the panel on the left channel. Speakers were pretty symmetrical relative to where I was sitting.
There was a really off-putting effect here. The sound out of the left speaker was coming out way lower than right. Where the sound emanates was directly proportional to how high my ear was. As I would stand, it would move up with me. But I could not figure out why on the left channel with the same ear height, the sound would come out a good foot or two lower. It was at the bottom of the panel on the left channel. Speakers were pretty symmetrical relative to where I was sitting.
Left speaker "may" be more vertical than the right. Reflection height of a side-light isn't equal, but I'm not real confident about this off-angle reflection, or even if it is the same source in both speakers.
You'd normally observe this (and toe angle) with a central light, like, on your nose, to get a nice visual indication of rake angle and toe from the point of reflection in the panels.
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