Obviously not ideal, however depending on the crossover point the effects in the listening position might be negligable. There are also a large group of people that lay their speakers down. If horizontal placement was considered during the design process it might be the best compromise to maintain tonality between the two orientations.
Those look like ADS L810 on the left, which are no slouch and sound great. The imaging does not suffer in this instance due to close position and bandwidths- as long as they are mirror imaged.
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Obviously not ideal, however depending on the crossover point the effects in the listening position might be negligable. There are also a large group of people that lay their speakers down. If horizontal placement was considered during the design process it might be the best compromise to maintain tonality between the two orientations.
I'm going to get my flame retardant suit. 😜
Those look like ADS L810 on the left, which are no slouch and sound great. The imaging does not suffer in this instance due to close position and bandwidths- as long as they are mirror imaged.
The Wharfedales sounded okay at Axpona.
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Good to know. Not every manufacturer got it right back then. I'm looking at you Sansui!
No doubt!😆