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I am Using a Sierra Center in the BDI Cabinet. I bought this to absorb vibrations, and tilt the speaker up. Also the Q plug type A
http://www.auralex.com/sound_isolati...tion_mopad.asp
Furnitech makes others:
http://www.furnitech.com/contemporary.html
The advantage of BDI and Furnitech is that they are assembled. Salamander has hundreds of parts.
The Horizon has recently piqued my interest. And that excellent horizontal dispersion Dave is talking about is certainly a huge asset.
My question is: How's the Horizon's vertical dispersion?
Just to have a feel of mains lying on their side, I lay my 340 mains on their side and listened. I did not like the result. The soundtage height shrank and the center became fuzzy and indistinct. I know I should not have done it because the 340 mains were not designed to be laid on their side.
I'm just wondering if the Horizon might suffer from any vertical dispersion problems. Those who heard it please comment on the soundstage height.
Thanks.
The 340 in the vertical position has a wide horizontal response, so this translates to a wide vertical response when on its side. Your soundstage shrink in height is something I would not expect.
The Horizon is a different animal since it is a WmtW. Dave has shown us measurements when in the horizontal position, its response is very wide. In vertical, it should be wide as well, but maybe not quite as wide.
Last edited by curtis; 03-21-2012 at 02:14 PM.
-curtis
I'd be intrested in the custom horizon if others follow making it worthwhile...I am open to either the RAAL or NrT so long as the profile remains <8.5"...the width in my situation is not a problem.
I'll wait untill the end of this month to see any feedback...otherwise I'll be ordering the standard horizon and will reside to the fact I must raise my display....
Regards...Bill