MJeeves
Prominent Member
Hi,
I have a good hi-fi and home cinema set-up and am generally very VERY pleased with the sound quality. However, when listening to stereo recordings, the sound does seem to be "balanced" towards the left channel rather than evenly spread across both the left and right front channels. I have played with the BALANCE control to no real avail.
My room is rectangular (almost square) and behind the speakers I have a think curtain (black-out for home cinema). The curtain is NOT at the same distance behind the speakers because there is a bay window behind them. The curtain is nearer to the LEFT speaker than the RIGHT speaker. The RIGHT speaker is slightly nearer the listening position which is directly between the speakers (front baffle of speaker showing equally). Also, behind the RIGHT channel speaker is my REL subwoofer. Both speakers are fed by the same amps and there is no difference on the opposite wall.
How can I make my speakers sound balanced?
Thanks!
I have a good hi-fi and home cinema set-up and am generally very VERY pleased with the sound quality. However, when listening to stereo recordings, the sound does seem to be "balanced" towards the left channel rather than evenly spread across both the left and right front channels. I have played with the BALANCE control to no real avail.
My room is rectangular (almost square) and behind the speakers I have a think curtain (black-out for home cinema). The curtain is NOT at the same distance behind the speakers because there is a bay window behind them. The curtain is nearer to the LEFT speaker than the RIGHT speaker. The RIGHT speaker is slightly nearer the listening position which is directly between the speakers (front baffle of speaker showing equally). Also, behind the RIGHT channel speaker is my REL subwoofer. Both speakers are fed by the same amps and there is no difference on the opposite wall.
How can I make my speakers sound balanced?
Thanks!