Big tip here...I own Lascala II which like the new ones have a separate top and lower bins. They have rubber feet between the two to minimize the vibration which blurs the clarity. However, I added the Iso Acoustic isolators between the two bins and experience shock improvement. Its not expensive and its amazing.
LaScala speakers
I know there are some members here who own LaScala or have experience with them. I have LaScala AL5 speakers and absolutely love them for their sound and looks. I think i have them dialed in properly but I was recently told the horns should cross roughly 1–2 feet in front of your head for a wider stage, deeper layering and reduced horn glare. My room is 14.5' wide x 20' long x 9.5' high. The front of the spkrs are 4' from the front wall and I'm sitting 13' away from them. They are 9' apart Center to Center.
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@allears4u wow, that noticeable? What about the bottom bin? |
@billstevenson great story - I did very similar except in Columbus, OH. are you still in Seattle ? I Summer there. jim pS to op put dynamat on the horn body inside cabinet |
+1. Also interested in the isoacoustic idea. Where did you place them? I have the AL5 also. I don’t find the midrange glaring at all. I have the middle of the speaker aimed at each respective ear. Each speaker is about 2 feet from the wall behind them. They are closer to the sidewalls than I’d like, but at two feet wide each I run out of room. I sit about 8 feet away from them as well. Probably should be further away but they are sort-of-shoehorned into my room. Havent found a better speaker for my musical tastes! |
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