What criteria should be used on the near wall far wall decision on cross over?
In Jim's write up he states :
All of the Statements series designs are to be listened to off axis and positioned pointing straight ahead with 1 ½" of distance from the back of the speaker to the wall behind them. They will work surprisingly well closer but further out is better. The Monitors have gone a step further. Curt waved his magic wand and created not only a far wall version that is designed to be used out into the room but also a near wall version that can be used as close as 12" from the wall to the back of the cabinet.
The 1 1/2" distance is for Statements and the as close as 12" for Monitors, at what distance should I be looking to change to far wall?
Monitor Statements Near wall/Far wall
Re: Monitor Statements Near wall/Far wall
That should have read 1 1/2' or 18" is the design distance for the far wall version. It can be used down to 12" but closer than that and I'd recommend the close wall version. I would not use the close wall version closer than 6" - 8" from the wall behind.
These distances are the design distances to allow proper blending of the bass to the mid/tweeter.
If you want to use the close wall version more than 12" out, I'd suggest using the far wall version.
HTH
Jim
These distances are the design distances to allow proper blending of the bass to the mid/tweeter.
If you want to use the close wall version more than 12" out, I'd suggest using the far wall version.
HTH
Jim