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28th May 2007, 03:14 PM
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Positioning loudspeakers
What You think about horizontal positioning loudspeakers (2- way, bass reflex, 18 litres) like proffesional "Westlake" series, for stereo listening in near field. Anyone does it? Soundstage is correct?
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