How can you be certain your speakers are precisely aligned? – and why you should care!
29 May 2020
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2 thoughts on “How can you be certain your speakers are precisely aligned? – and why you should care!”
A cautionary note. I once was puzzled by an apparently inferior to normal sound from my hifi. After checking all the interconnect connections, mains leads and so on I still couldn’t figure out the reason. Was I imagining it?
Later in the day, I realised that I had forgotten to re-place the speakers after moving them forward to hoover behind them. The moral of the tale – don’t do housework!
Well, good afternoon Ed. A pleasure to hear from you again. Were you imagining it? Probably not. I and many of my trade colleagues have had similar experiences. Of course there is the possibly of self-delusion albeit in a benign way so I guess correctly stated, that it’s our perception of the change followed by the degree of significance involved. The latter of course being an inconvenient variable. Your comment is timely. It’s a catalyst for a bit of writing on my part. I wish for you, and everyone else reading this, everything that can reasonably wish for in 2014. Thank you. Howard.
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A cautionary note. I once was puzzled by an apparently inferior to normal sound from my hifi. After checking all the interconnect connections, mains leads and so on I still couldn’t figure out the reason. Was I imagining it?
Later in the day, I realised that I had forgotten to re-place the speakers after moving them forward to hoover behind them. The moral of the tale – don’t do housework!
Well, good afternoon Ed. A pleasure to hear from you again. Were you imagining it? Probably not. I and many of my trade colleagues have had similar experiences. Of course there is the possibly of self-delusion albeit in a benign way so I guess correctly stated, that it’s our perception of the change followed by the degree of significance involved. The latter of course being an inconvenient variable. Your comment is timely. It’s a catalyst for a bit of writing on my part. I wish for you, and everyone else reading this, everything that can reasonably wish for in 2014. Thank you. Howard.