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Victor (JVC) SX-1000 LABO Have Arrived.

With these it’s less about distance apart than it is enough square footage and reasonable proximity from side walls. They are good closer to the back wall. 30-60 cm. 50-60 from the sides.
I am in an 330 cm x 750 cm front room.
 
I was able to copy text from the pic and roughly translate it.
Best to follow mfr engineering’s recs.

●In Western-style rooms that are prone to a sizing or long position, thick cars

Please use Anne, Jutan, etc.

■Consideration of speaker system

The shape sound of the speaker system is subtly susceptible to the conditions of the listening room.

As shown in the figure, 30 meters from the back wall, about 50 cm from the wall of the rich surface

I recommend you to take the skin off.

In this case, it is ideal to put furniture and sound-absorbing materials in the corner so that there is no sound.

●Put the pace of five units at the speaker system installation location

For the tone base, please adjust the front of the speaker system with a high front.

●Next, please insert each of the four literary characteristics into the hole of the five-right pace.

Salt expropriation felt is released in the hole of the old pace, so be careful not to push the felt in.

(In the phase-enclusive state, the pillars are wrapped in a white pace.)

●Please set up and read the speaker system so that it matches the front of the stand pace as shown in the figure. In addition, it is a heavy item, so please do it with more than 2 people.

If there is a wobble at this time, please put a gold price plate like a coin between the pillar and the floor so that the wobble disappears.

In addition, if you can't take it away from the wall, it will be reflected on the wall.
 
Thank you very much :thumbsup: So the numbers that I guessed proved to be correct.
In my case probably some additional absorbing materials on the sides will be required in order to minimize reflections, if I'll succeed to grab a pair.

With these it’s less about distance apart than it is enough square footage and reasonable proximity from side walls. They are good closer to the back wall. 30-60 cm. 50-60 from the sides.
I figured out that it has to be related to the placement of the speakers on the front baffle, as I saw in the brochure of SX-900 Spirit the mentioning of "sound field"

sx900spirit.png

Regards
 
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Thank you very much :thumbsup: So the numbers that I guessed proved to be correct.
In my case probably some additional absorbing materials on the sides will be required in order to minimize reflections, if I'll succeed to grab a pair.


I figured out that it has to be related to the placement of the speakers on the front baffle, as I saw in the brochure of SX-900 Spirit the mentioning of "sound field"

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Regards
Yes in post 120, I alluded to the baffle design being able to provide that sound field mostly regardless of the distance between them. The side and back wall distance measurements are more important.
 
Yes in post 120, I alluded to the baffle design being able to provide that sound field mostly regardless of the distance between them. The side and back wall distance measurements are more important.
Note taken already since then - that's why I said and was thinking of eventually adding some absorbing materials to the side walls, to minimize reflections.
If my plan will see the daylight, then for sure some serious experimentation is on the table to find that "sweet spot" / optimal speakers positioning.
And thank you again for pointing it out. :bowdown:

I'm no stranger with speakers having offset-ed positioning on front baffle - I have some old Sony SS-7200 which also have a similar offset configuration (even if the tweeter is centered and they are not mirrored) and give a pretty wide left-right soundstage even if their position is not optimal, and also DIY-ed myself a project years back with speakers offset-ed on the baffle based on some golden ratios.

Regards
 
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@Ds2000 - any chance to have a better resolution image for the frequency response graph, like the one from Yamaha NS-2000 below ?
Just curios how similar or different they are on the frequency domain.
BTW - if for any reason you don't want to share it publicly, you can upload the image somewhere and just send me a link by PM with it, and I'll keep it for myself

Yamaha NS-2000 freq response and harmonics.jpg
 
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