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<blockquote data-quote="neonblack" data-source="post: 7928947" data-attributes="member: 568995">Several sites say this about front speakers: &quot;try to minimize the distance between the right and left speakers to your ears.&quot;&nbsp; (<a href="http://www.casprostore.com/" target="_blank">How Do Car Stereo Speakers Work?</a>)...which isn&#039;t really clear.I have played with woofer position and especially tweeter position in lots of positions. Moving a tweeter 1/4&quot; in any direction can make a big difference. I settled for keeping the tweeter not very far from the woofer (some people do the opposite) to keep the sound whole. You can see I&#039;ve moved tweeter to left and right and above and they all produce a different sound, not much I can do w/the woofer. My tweeters sound best slightly off-axis. (Of course, left tweeter is much closer than right tweeter so you might have to compensate somehow.)<img src="http://oi48.tinypic.com/23uo7sy.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="neonblack, post: 7928947, member: 568995"] Several sites say this about front speakers: [I]"try to minimize the distance between the right and left speakers to your ears."[/I] ([URL="http://www.casprostore.com/"]How Do Car Stereo Speakers Work?[/URL]) ...which isn't really clear. I have played with woofer position and especially tweeter position in lots of positions. Moving a tweeter 1/4" in any direction can make a big difference. I settled for keeping the tweeter not very far from the woofer (some people do the opposite) to keep the sound whole. You can see I've moved tweeter to left and right and above and they all produce a different sound, not much I can do w/the woofer. My tweeters sound best slightly off-axis. (Of course, left tweeter is much closer than right tweeter so you might have to compensate somehow.) [IMG]http://oi48.tinypic.com/23uo7sy.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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