YPAO Speaker Phase

[Johnny Vinyl]

I've never had that problem until today. I repositioned my speakers slightly , so I reran the YPAO. It first reported my LF out of phase. I reran the test and then it read both were out of phase. I can assure you that they aren't, but I thought this interesting.

I repositioned them to make sure they are equidistant from all sides. I'm experimenting with a slight TOE-OUT position, and so far I've been rather surprised. We'll see how it works out.

John

[Uniquely]

Originally Posted by John72953

I've never had that problem until today. I repositioned my speakers slightly , so I reran the YRAO. It first reported my LF out of phase. I reran the test and then it read both were out of phase. I can assure you that they aren't, but I thought this interesting.

I repositioned them to make sure they are equidistant from all sides. I'm experimenting with a slight TOE-OUT position, and so far I've been rather surprised. We'll see how it works out.

John

I read in the AVS forums that postioning can cause YPAO to report out of phase on correctly wired speakers. Something about low frequencies and cancellation but I really can't recall the specifics. The "expert" there suggested trying different placements.

[Johnny Vinyl]

Originally Posted by robinandtami

I read in the AVS forums that postioning can cause YPAO to report out of phase on correctly wired speakers. Something about low frequencies and cancellation but I really can't recall the specifics. The "expert" there suggested trying different placements.

Interesting. The problem is I don't want to change the positioning as the placement I am at seems optimal to me for sound. I'm wondering if the TOE-OUT position is causing this?

John