Calling experts like Alex, Bill and t'others

[largo]

I once bought a new 410L cab from Jorg Schroeder and his carpet covering smelled of cherry tobacco smoke. Rumour was that this was the tobacco in the pipe he puffed away on, while covering his cabs.

[Left Foot]

Well I would just papadum max and bhaji till the cows come home.

[Kevsy71]

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Cool! I do like Indian food by the way… ;-)
[/quote]

Not quite curry, but one of my favourite ever meals was a Dutch Indonesian rijsttafel in Amsterdam - amazing variety!

Back on topic: I stack my Baer ML112s as per photo 1 and it seems to give the best room coverage with a meaty low end. Can be a bit harder to hear the stack from the stage that way (we're a noisy 7-piece) so I run the high end through a wedge floor monitor.

[Telebass]

Interesting thread...

A
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or B
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Again, tweeters irrelevant to my usage.

Edited November 26, 2015 by Telebass

[Conan]

[quote name='Telebass' timestamp='1448534414' post='2916158']
Interesting thread...

A
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or B
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Again, tweeters irrelevant to my usage.
[/quote]Argh! One way the shapes mismatch and the other way the speakers and badges mismatch!!

I never though of myself as particularly OCD, but either of those arrangements would do my head in!

Edited November 26, 2015 by Conan

[petergales]

I prefer to stack my Aguilar GS112s as in picture 1. If space is limited I stack them vertically on the side as in picture 2 but it somehow never quite sounds the same.