@erik_squires
I asked because I have the similarly designed O/96's and they sound terrible pointed straight out. In my room they sound best with the tweeters crossing right at the listening position which is how John DeVore suggests as a starting point when adjusting toe-in. Even opened just a little bit loses a lot of sound quality/soundstage in my room. I thought you were suggesting some form of extreme toe-in which piqued my curiosity as I had never tried that before - until this evening. Nope, that degrades sound as well so back to the way I had it.
Maybe they should not cross at all. They could point straight across the room.
I asked because I have the similarly designed O/96's and they sound terrible pointed straight out. In my room they sound best with the tweeters crossing right at the listening position which is how John DeVore suggests as a starting point when adjusting toe-in. Even opened just a little bit loses a lot of sound quality/soundstage in my room. I thought you were suggesting some form of extreme toe-in which piqued my curiosity as I had never tried that before - until this evening. Nope, that degrades sound as well so back to the way I had it.