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Then if you want image focus and depth they need to be toed in quite a bit. The more toe in the deeper the stage.
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Well toe makes little difference in depth on my speakers.
The distance top back and side walls however make a lot of difference.
I suspect that the horizontal dispersion pattern has a role on toe needed?
Maybe those Moab’s need more than a good speakers requires?
(For the OP - It is definitely worth playing with the toe-in/toe-out though.)
Maybe 10-15 years ago I started moving the speakers around and go a magical spot where the sound was ~5 feet behind the wall.
Dragged the Mrs into the room, and she said she had never heard speakers sounding like they came from outside of the room, and also was distressed because she could not hear the speakers themselves as separate things.
She asked, “How does it work to make them sound like they are not there?”… I said, “It’s PFM”.
