Laser alignment tool for speaker placement.

[svart-hvitt]

Unfortunately, not. I came across it on a photography forum and only have a 14kB file.

Ok, thanks.

I came to think about it when a guy on another forum asked where to place the microphone (singular apparently) for measuring and calibrating on the picture below,

The fact that we have two ears represents a challenge

 

[Wombat]

There's this:

https://scontent-frx5-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/96d7ba082314b81edec0bb0ead529986/5B8ADC10/t51.2885-15/e35/18298343_1935007953395433_7438053105133944832_n.jpg?se=7&ig_cache_key=MTUwNjQ4MDk5NzIwODcyOTQzOQ==.2

Looks magnified more than HiRes. It may do, though.

 

[Fitzcaraldo215]

Ok, thanks.

I came to think about it when a guy on another forum asked where to place the microphone (singular apparently) for measuring and calibrating on the picture below,

The fact that we have two ears represents a challenge

Simple. Use #2, the best symetrical average of the 4s. But, you are implying that there is a greater degree of critical variability over short distances and also precision in room measurements than is really there.

 

[dasdoing]

Ok, thanks.

I came to think about it when a guy on another forum asked where to place the microphone (singular apparently) for measuring and calibrating on the picture below,

The fact that we have two ears represents a challenge

hehe. I've always used (the) 4(s). and 3 is the the target for the triangle