II find that with my current room/set-up the "center" of my sound stage seems to move...what I mean is that with some LP's and CD's the center tends to be left...then the next LP it's dead on and on others it will be off to the right...I know that sounds very weird but I never had that happen (not at least to such a extent that it was a issue) using my "Box" type speakers...I normally just use my balance control to shift the sound stage to center as needed. Here's my thoughts and questions. Is the imaging so darned detailed on my Prodigy's that in my smallish room (12 x 13) that a "strength" has become a weakness in this room/set-up? OR after a couple of months, am I still not used to the way they present music. One more point I have a set-up disk and one test is that it allows you to pin-point the center by using a test tone that shifts for left, left center, center, right center and then right. (and back and forth quite a few times) when using this, my balance control needs to be in the 1 to 1:30 position to have center dead-on. Even when set, some LP/CD's tend to be off (some left and some right of center). Because of this I think it's a combination of me not being used to such accuracy and my room being overloaded and just doing wacky thangs... I also checked the amps and wires but because the overall volume seems to be the same (L/R) and it's more the imaging shifting I think that it's not a hardware issue (in that vain). Any thoughts? Just for the record, by this winter I'll have a 12 x 22 area which should do much better. Thanks, Pogue
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