This is basically an advantage of the big wilsons I would say , by aiming the MTM units at a certain angle , you can get a response very close by which one could not achieve with " straightfiring " units , to optimize such a speaker I think it would be good to check the response after set up with a measuring tool, because ears can be fooled 
, and by also adjusting resistors accordingly
But at a certain far away distance the need to angle becomes less, another reason could be that wilsons mtm is stacked on two big woofers basically which places the mtm automatically quite high and you need to be creative in order to get a believable soundstage
, and by also adjusting resistors accordingly But at a certain far away distance the need to angle becomes less, another reason could be that wilsons mtm is stacked on two big woofers basically which places the mtm automatically quite high and you need to be creative in order to get a believable soundstage
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