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POSITIONING
Place the speakers so that each speaker is the same distance away from your
normal listening position. The distance between the speakers should be no
more than the distance from the listening position to either loudspeaker.
KEILIDH speakers have been designed to perform best when placed close to
a wall. Ideally the rear of the loudspeaker should between 4" and 12" (10 cm
and 30 cm) from the wall, and at least 18" (45 cm) from any corner. Like all
loudspeakers, they are influenced by the wall behind them. Generally speaking,
moving the KEILIDHs closer to the back wall will increase the bass output, but
too close will make the bass monotonic and sluggish.
They will usually benefit from being angled inwards slightly by between 5
and 10 degrees. This breaks the standing wave between the cabinet and the
wall, and gives a clearer, more tuneful, midrange.
Wherever the KEILIDHs are positioned, they will work best when stable and
secure on the floor. Adjust the spikes and lock them firmly so that the
speakers cannot rock. The spikes and locknuts on the integral stands need to
be adjusted from underneath; adjustment on the composite stand can be
effected from above.
These are general guidelines and a little experimentation with position and
angle can optimise results for a particular listening room.