A room like that might work better with the speakers centered on the long wall. While he was marketing Cello speakers, Mark Levinson discovered that he could get excellent sound at shows where he was stuck with a long skinny room by playing the room sideways and using lots of broad band absorbers on the walls behind the speakers and behind the listener. That catches all the early reflections while leaving some room ambience that is delayed long enough to minimize tone and imaging interference.
Will Sasha II work in a 11.5 x 26 ft room
My listening room is 11.6 x26 ft. Speakers are presently on short wall approximately 4ft into the room. I have seen some Wilson’s at an attractive price now that the next model has come out. My question is do you think they will over power the room or not. Room is suspended floor over crawl space and hard wood. Walls typical blue board and plaster. Never had a problem with bloated or excessive bass etc but would like to get any Wilson owners that are out there and their opinions.
Thanks
Capeman
Thanks
Capeman