Hello!
We have an unusual living room layout, which means that the only practical way to put two speakers symmetrically is next to the sofa. To deal with having good sound on the sofa, we went for Larsen speakers, which we are currently trialling. With their 45° angled speakers and the tweeter being almost flat at 30°, the sofa is in the sweet spot and sounds great.
The only issue is that there is this feeling of the sound coming from behind you, even though it's coming directly from the left and right. I assume that some vibrations travel through the wall and arrive first?
Dirac Live correction does not help with that feeling, so I was wondering if there are any other corrections that can be done with a miniDSP.
An alternative option would be to get two more tweeters of the kind used by the Larsens, install them in the ceiling, and point them at the sofa. Would that be a pain to get right and in phase?
Thanks!
We have an unusual living room layout, which means that the only practical way to put two speakers symmetrically is next to the sofa. To deal with having good sound on the sofa, we went for Larsen speakers, which we are currently trialling. With their 45° angled speakers and the tweeter being almost flat at 30°, the sofa is in the sweet spot and sounds great.
The only issue is that there is this feeling of the sound coming from behind you, even though it's coming directly from the left and right. I assume that some vibrations travel through the wall and arrive first?
Dirac Live correction does not help with that feeling, so I was wondering if there are any other corrections that can be done with a miniDSP.
An alternative option would be to get two more tweeters of the kind used by the Larsens, install them in the ceiling, and point them at the sofa. Would that be a pain to get right and in phase?
Thanks!