"muttley said:Do some careful A-B listening, I think you will find the stereo effect will reveal it's self with the tweeters " in ".
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Sounding smoother may not always be good. The idea is to have them sound as accurate as they can and then make your mix sound smooth, so you should set them the way they sound most accurate. If they sound smooth because you are adjusting for your tweeters being on the outside, your mix may sound unpredictable on other speakers because you are compensating for an inacuracy in your monitors.c9-2001 said:they sound smoother with the tweeter in and the woofers to the outside..
the stereo imanging is very smooth too.. i'll set them up and see how i like it but i know l like them the way i have them
fierojoe said:Sounding smoother may not always be good. The idea is to have them sound as accurate as they can and then make your mix sound smooth, so you should set them the way they sound most accurate. If they sound smooth because you are adjusting for your tweeters being on the outside, your mix may sound unpredictable on other speakers because you are compensating for an inacuracy in your monitors.