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On 2/3/2022 at 4:20 AM, CoryGillmore said:
This is precisely how mine are set up. 11' apart and I sit 11' from each speaker. The inside corner of each speaker is only 2" from the back wall. The outside corner is 17.5" from the back wall. So, a fairly aggressive toe-in.
Glad that this positioning works for you as well 👍 I think it works well having them face you directly because you get less reflected sound than if they were flat against the back wall.
Out of interest what amplification do you use with yours?
Cheers Ady
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Hi,
I have recently traded in my cornwall iii for the 4's and I have them 11ft apart close to the wall and toe'd in so the speaker faces me directly. I sit 11ft away and find in this position I get the most detailed soundstage.
Cheers Ady
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Hi everyone,
As you can see I'm a newbie to this forum.
I'm situated in Leicestershire in the UK.
My reason for joining is a couple of months ago I purchased a pair of CW 3's (2018) model, to replace my small Dali Epicon 2 standmount speakers. Wow! A big change in presentation/soundstage etc, which I am very happy with.
My main source is a Linn Lp12 turntable using a Audio Origami PU7 tonearm with Dynavector Te Kiatora Rua 2 MC cart amplified via a Icon Audio PS3MK2 valve phono stage and Icon Audio Integrated 845pp valve amp.
With regard to the Cornwalls, I've seen that the latest model 4 has the bottom vents modified with 'mumps' technology. My question is, is it possible to retro fit this technology to a Cornwall 3 ?
Also would it be worth doing or are the two speaker technologies incompatible?
Cheers Ady
Klipsch Forte IV and Cornwall IV Owners: What is Your Optimum placement of this speaker from the wall?
in 2-Channel Home Audio
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I've no personal experience of those but they look like good components 👍 Apologies for going off topic.
Cheers Ady