I think the totems like to be ~4 feet out from the wall. You can also move them a little closer together as Soix suggested, but I’m not sure if the-in will be good, not that close together. Totem recommends no toe-in.
What Could Cause Center Image To Present Lower than Expected
I will preface with admitting, that I am not an audiophile, but a hobbyist at best. Purchased Totem Acoustic Forest Sig. I am powering them with a ModWright KWH 225I with Morrow Audio Sp7 speaker cables. My primary source is an Ayon S10 MKII network player/DAC feed by Small Green Computer (ROON) with Snake River Audio Mumushi Sig XLR interconects.
Integrated/Player feed with Morrow Audio Elite Power cords from a Shunyata PS8 w/Defender. PS8 connected with Shunyata Alpha v2 NR power cord.
Room is 13x19. Speakers 7' apart and 4" from front wall and 2.5' from side wall. No toe-in. Audio equipment behind speakers along short wall with TV above mounted to wall. There is an 8x10 decorative rug hung on wall behind tv/equipment.
From the get-go, I have been very happy with sound and center image / soundstage present without fiddling with anything. Better than my ATC SCM19 v2.
My issue is with how low the center image presents. Not sure how to proceed. Where to start. Is it most likely a speaker adjustment or component issue? I know my room is not properly treated.
Scott