My pics are still pending and waiting for a mod agreement, I don't know why as I didn't post some pics of my naked wife π
Too many links to external sites does that, approved now π
And it looks good!
My pics are still pending and waiting for a mod agreement, I don't know why as I didn't post some pics of my naked wife π
Too many links to external sites does that, approved now π
And it looks good!
The looks are good!
But i don't think it sounds very good.
The looks are good!
But i don't think it sounds very good.
Hi,
Why do you think the sound isn't good?
I tried the BL9 this way and it seems to be good, I mean better than my BL8000.
Let me know please.
Because the hard surface.
I think a carpet on the floor in front of the loudspeakers makes the sound much better.
Because the hard surface.
I think a carpet on the floor in front of the loudspeakers makes the sound much better.
Thanks for your advice Koning.
Do you think it's why I sounds like echoing?
I thought it was due to the fact that I don't have a lot of furnitures in the living-room.
As I placed the BL9 about 5-10cm away from the wall, do you think I should increase the distance from the wall to avoid such an echo effect?
What is the best way to put the BL9, more than 20cm away from the wall in free position instead of where they are (wall position)?
Let me know please.
Best,
Do you think it's why I sounds like echoing?
I thought it was due to the fact that I don't have a lot of furnitures in the living-room.
A combination of both, I'd say. Furniture acts both as diffusors and absorbents, and textiles (carpets and curtains can make a huge difference!) too. The tricky thing is to find the right compromise between looks and sound. :-)
The distance from the wall has no effect on the echoing.
more funiture and carpets and curtains make the sound better.
I would also put them futher from the wall 50-60 cm
Do you think it's why I sounds like echoing?
I thought it was due to the fact that I don't have a lot of furnitures in the living-room.
A combination of both, I'd say. Furniture acts both as diffusors and absorbents, and textiles (carpets and curtains can make a huge difference!) too. The tricky thing is to find the right compromise between looks and sound. :-)
Ok thanks Henrik,
stop-echoing effect check list:
Carpet: OK (ordered)
Furnitures:
Curtains: OK (ordered)
Cheers,
The distance from the wall has no effect on the echoing.
more funiture and carpets and curtains make the sound better.
I would also put them futher from the wall 50-60 cm
Hi Koning,
Thanks for your reply.
My black BL9 will be delivered and installed by my dealer on friday (I'm so impatient).
If put them further than 30cm from the wall, I will have to switch to "Free" position and then release the kraken, right? π
Cheers,
Hi folks,
I'm so impatient to be delivered of my BL9!
I'll post an unboxing topic when delivered.
Cheers
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