AudioU: Speaker Placement

[@JT-il4lo]

Totem Forest. Has been suggested I move them back closer to wall? Contrary to everything else i have been told.

[@jahchild666]

Hi what's the intro music? Thanks 😊

[@tony9554]

Who makes the shelving unit in this video.? I’d like to bring my L/R speakers (Focal Chora 826) closer together but my current shelving is 50” wide.

[@GramophoneMD]

I believe that is a piece by Salamander Designs.

[@michaelmcintyre9179]

my son's room is next to my living room , i don't want to hear his loudspeakers, should they be aiming away from the living room wall or on the other side pointing towards the living room wall

[@Jay_Kay_Redpill]

Simplest solution that works every time, throw your son out on the street along with his speakers, you'll notice the difference immediately.

[@gg.6967]

@@Jay_Kay_Redpill,problematic answer for a loudspeaker placement vlog. I hope your son doesn’t suffer this fate 🥶🥶🥶.

[@Jay_Kay_Redpill]

@@gg.6967 meh 🫤 I came to the conclusion a few years ago that kids are highly unnecessary & over rated. Now decent speakers on the other hand 👍

[@geickmei]

Speakers are placed for imaging, not frequency response. Toe-in is done for time/intensity trading. The relationship for speaker placement is between speakers and walls, not speakers and listener. It is not a subjective, free-floating random process. It is a simple matter of image modeling.

[@GramophoneMD]

Hello Geickmel, thank you for your comments. This 6 minute video wasn't meant to comprehensively cover every aspect of speaker placement, but more of a "here are some simple tips to help". We posted a more detailed video from the folks at Sonus faber, found here:kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoXSmqqbYr2Yb5o. True, the primary idea with toe-in is to get the best imaging and a realistic soundstage. But there is overlap with other aspects of listening. Speakers that are brighter may overly accentuate the high end if toed in, especially in a room lacking absorption. Thanks for supporting our channel!

[@jonfoss3437]

Don't buy rear ported junk

[@Trebor2024]

Look at the camera! It’s rude not to look at who you are talking to!! Give up the stupid side camera angles, why do you do it?

[@GramophoneMD]

Thank you for your comment Trebor, we appreciate it and we'll try to do better in the future

[@ms03938]

late, but wtf are you saying?? this is a very well edited video and when needed he talks directly at the camera. please don't listen to this guy, this is great!