THE CLARISYS ARIA INSTALLED
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It’s nice to see such SOTA speakers in a room worthy of them.
I would suggest you go to the Clarisys web site for all specifications.
Nice rad.
How long did it take to set them in the room. Are you still working on getting them integrated?
Did you have to adjust room treatments such as bass traps and scattering devices.
I guess I am asking, how much work are they to optimize in a space? Were they easier or harder than other speakers you have used.
Thanks
How long did it take to set them in the room. Are you still working on getting them integrated?
Did you have to adjust room treatments such as bass traps and scattering devices.
I guess I am asking, how much work are they to optimize in a space? Were they easier or harder than other speakers you have used.
Thanks
Very nice design, as with Picolo. I presume it is also functional. I like the 'wind in sails' to launch the magic carpet of sound immersion.
Hi Kingrex,
Since I owned Clarisys speakers previously, (although a different model) I knew that setup would take less time but after a few days I feel I have them integrated quite well. 4 towers instead of 2. I still may experiment more but I know I'm very close. Getting great tonal balance, soundstage & Imaging!
They are quite easy to setup. I guess experience with your dedicated room matters.
As far as room treatments same applies, I didn't have to do any changes as far as bass traps & diffusion. That work was already done with the previous speakers & work well with the ARIA. Loving what I am Hearing!
Update:
My last report was on setup.
I stated that I would do more experiments but thought I was close.
This was wrong, I was not that close, hard to admit. Live & learn! New speakers take time!
Initial setup I had the speaker toe-in moving between 3-6 inches which I thought was close & getting good tonal balance, Imaging, & soundstage.
Well, after more than a full week of CONSTANT moving 4 towers around (instead of 2) I have found that these 4 towers prefer a toe in of 1 to1.5 inches. I would even say some rooms may even prefer a straight on presentation, but in my room just a slight toe-in.
I was taken aback on how much the soundstage & bass response improved, even more than before.
Tonal balance still extremely good, Imaging great as well.
Another strange aspect was that with toe-in at the 3 to 6" I felt that singer's voices were a bit recessed. Moving them to 1-1.5 inches brought the voices more in line with the instruments, music.
I will say this, I do know I'm close, very close. LOL!
These speakers are very Musical, Love them!
My last report was on setup.
I stated that I would do more experiments but thought I was close.
This was wrong, I was not that close, hard to admit. Live & learn! New speakers take time!
Initial setup I had the speaker toe-in moving between 3-6 inches which I thought was close & getting good tonal balance, Imaging, & soundstage.
Well, after more than a full week of CONSTANT moving 4 towers around (instead of 2) I have found that these 4 towers prefer a toe in of 1 to1.5 inches. I would even say some rooms may even prefer a straight on presentation, but in my room just a slight toe-in.
I was taken aback on how much the soundstage & bass response improved, even more than before.
Tonal balance still extremely good, Imaging great as well.
Another strange aspect was that with toe-in at the 3 to 6" I felt that singer's voices were a bit recessed. Moving them to 1-1.5 inches brought the voices more in line with the instruments, music.
I will say this, I do know I'm close, very close. LOL!
These speakers are very Musical, Love them!
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