"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Yes, I've wiggled mine back and forth a few times until I liked the sound.

In my first marriage, I had a set of Klipschorns. Those were easy to
place: they went in the corners of the room.


I found that the Martin-Logans sound best about 4 feet away from any walls
which has created a bit of a problem. Some people I know just don't like
having big, towering speakers sitting out in the middle of the room. So,
they sit stored away until I can find a place to use them.

RCE

RCE wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Yes, I've wiggled mine back and forth a few times until I liked the sound.

In my first marriage, I had a set of Klipschorns. Those were easy to
place: they went in the corners of the room.



I found that the Martin-Logans sound best about 4 feet away from any walls
which has created a bit of a problem. Some people I know just don't like
having big, towering speakers sitting out in the middle of the room. So,
they sit stored away until I can find a place to use them.

RCE



The 'boss' here made me put my good sized Yamaha speakers down in the
basement. I think she conspired with my sons to buy us a Home Theater
System for Christmas 2004. She's been complaining about my large black
speakers for years. They are now 23 years old.

"Don White" wrote in message
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RCE wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Yes, I've wiggled mine back and forth a few times until I liked the
sound.

In my first marriage, I had a set of Klipschorns. Those were easy to
place: they went in the corners of the room.



I found that the Martin-Logans sound best about 4 feet away from any
walls which has created a bit of a problem. Some people I know just
don't like having big, towering speakers sitting out in the middle of the
room. So, they sit stored away until I can find a place to use them.

RCE

The 'boss' here made me put my good sized Yamaha speakers down in the
basement. I think she conspired with my sons to buy us a Home Theater
System for Christmas 2004. She's been complaining about my large black
speakers for years. They are now 23 years old.

I know the feeling. I finally had to donate my Polk monitor Series 10
speakers and my Boston Acoustic satellite speakers to my son's room last
year. My wife just did not like those large speakers in our family room.
I now have a JBL 6.1 surround sound speaker setup with a 10" powered
subwoofer. I liked the sound of those Polks a lot better.
I still have my first stereo receiver in the garage a Yamaha CR640 man that
thing has a really sensitive FM tuner.