MacReady
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I have become more aware over the last few Months of a few times when the sound from my centre speaker seems a little 'boomier' on vocals. Not sure if that's the best way to describe it but it just doesn't have quite the same level of clarity as my front L/R speakers sometimes. (Speakers are Dali Opticon at the front)
I wondered if it was because it is sat on some small rubber feet on top of the AV unit...which is an IKEA unit with a glass top? Could isolating the speaker more from this unit help with the clarity?
With this in mind I started looking at stick on spike feet with shoes for centre but I thought it would also be a good idea to try and angle the speaker a little towards the listening position with shorter spikes at the back? This would also raise it up a little as well which surely couldn't hurt?
So, am I on the right track trying to do this and, if so, can anyone recommend some adjustable spike feet/shoes that can be stuck on the speaker and allow me to have a lower height at the back please?
I wondered if it was because it is sat on some small rubber feet on top of the AV unit...which is an IKEA unit with a glass top? Could isolating the speaker more from this unit help with the clarity?
With this in mind I started looking at stick on spike feet with shoes for centre but I thought it would also be a good idea to try and angle the speaker a little towards the listening position with shorter spikes at the back? This would also raise it up a little as well which surely couldn't hurt?
So, am I on the right track trying to do this and, if so, can anyone recommend some adjustable spike feet/shoes that can be stuck on the speaker and allow me to have a lower height at the back please?