@nonoise
Thanks for the input, I think I was surprised given that the speakers don't have big cabinets - they're really just slightly oversized monitors - and they're out into the room away from the walls, and toed-in so that even the rear firing driver on one points off into a wide-open space. They're not getting much help from nearby walls, or at least I didn't think they were but maybe that's not the case.
@georgelofi
I don't have suspended floors, and the speakers are on slabs, not spiked. But that's moot - I don't feel I have a solidity problem, or a positioning/toe-in problem. I don't have muddy bass, I just have more than I expected given the size of the speaker, hence the question.
Thanks for the input, I think I was surprised given that the speakers don't have big cabinets - they're really just slightly oversized monitors - and they're out into the room away from the walls, and toed-in so that even the rear firing driver on one points off into a wide-open space. They're not getting much help from nearby walls, or at least I didn't think they were but maybe that's not the case.
@georgelofi
I don't have suspended floors, and the speakers are on slabs, not spiked. But that's moot - I don't feel I have a solidity problem, or a positioning/toe-in problem. I don't have muddy bass, I just have more than I expected given the size of the speaker, hence the question.