rjohn79395 wrote: Correction to prior post:

Bass is NOT the most directional part of the sound spectrum, but it's well worth thinking about where to place bass sources. (Sorry for the miss wording.)

Rick

Had me going there for a minute, Rick! I would just add that bass source placement does matter because of interaction with low frequency room modes.

I'll bow to others who are multi-channel experts. I'm just a 2-channel guy. But the room is similar in size to mine (I also have a slanted ceiling, 8 ft front to 12 ft rear), and I can say that both T1s and TRefs sound great in that room.

Charlie

rjohn79395 wrote: 2. Bass is the most directional part of the sound spectrum, and it's worth thinking about where you want to have the bass sources.

I think what rjohn meant to to say. and rightly so, is that bass frequencies are the most room dependent/room affected.

Moderator wrote:

rjohn79395 wrote: 2. Bass is the most directional part of the sound spectrum, and it's worth thinking about where you want to have the bass sources.

I think what rjohn meant to to say. and rightly so, is that bass frequencies are the most room dependent/room affected.

Thank you, Moderator Dude!

Didn't quite find the right way to say that, and you did!

Rick