Esax wrote:

20 min is to long. Please explain wide/narrow of the 9!

Maybe Steve can make s Tik-Tok version for you 😠

MM

Hi Esax,

Wide/narrow description is at 14:50.  Thanks for your feedback about video length, I will bear this in mind for the future.  In the meantime please play this at 2x speed if you don't have time for the full video (although please rest to normal playback speed for the music tests or you will spoil the sound) 😁

Kind regards, Steve.

Hi Steve!

Will the same work for the other Beolabs with ALT, like Beolab 18?

Best Regards

Robert

Hi Robert,

I suspect that this may be unique to Beolab 9, but I would be interested to hear from other owners of acoustic lens speakers with their thoughts.

Kind regards, Steve.

Thanks for the credit on the correct ‘mystery speaker’ guess, Steve!

The fact is you left enough of the base plate uncovered for me to recognise it. Plus I’m a deeply sad nerd, obviously! 
😁

Hi Adam,

Glad to see I'm not the only speaker nerd here! 😁 I did leave that deliberately visible as a clue, nice to see that someone spotted it!

Kind regards, Steve.

Just experimented with my 2 Beolabs 3 on high stands wich are each in a corner of the room, 30 cm from the wall.

I did 'Toe in", 'Toe out' and straight.

'Toe in' sounds good in front of the speakers.

'Toe out' sounds a lot colder, but everywhere the same in the whole room.

'Straight' or slightly 'Toe In' sounds as the best compromise for the whole room.

well with the best will in the world I sat through this to the end!

Its back to school time I think, the secret is for wider sound - move the speakers!!

Why didnt I think of that