Raidho c1.1 in a very small room?

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gche

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Hello,

I am currently using a pair of raidho c1.1 and i may have to use them in a 13 sqm room (3.5 m by 3.6m)

Has somebody been able to set up a pair of raidho in such a small room?

Thanks
G.
 
Should be fine, raidho's like being listened to in the near to extreme nearfield.
 
Thanks Dafos,
I just plugged everything in the new room and before fine tuning, it is already better than expected
G.
 
gche said:
Hello,

I am currently using a pair of raidho c1.1 and i may have to use them in a 13 sqm room (3.5 m by 3.6m)

Has somebody been able to set up a pair of raidho in such a small room?

Thanks
G.
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What is your current configuration? How many feet or meters are they apart from each other, distance to side wall and distance to front and rear walls?

Is there something in particular that you are unhappy with about the sound?
 
The room is smal and kind of square

Compare to my previous kind of big room, i feel the sound a bit more agressive, but as i said, i have done very basic fine tuning

My set up is as follow:
Source: auralic aries
DAC: Aesthetix pandora
Amp: goldmund preamp 27.5 + telos 150 amp
Speakers: raidho c1.1

I still need to get use to the room... If i can get use to it but so far i have the feeling i can make something with it even if being so close to the speakers feels a bit bizarre. I will put a picture when the set up looks a bit less messy than now

G.
 
Odyssey said:
What is your current configuration? How many feet or meters are they apart from each other, distance to side wall and distance to front and rear walls?

Is there something in particular that you are unhappy with about the sound?
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each speaker is 50 cm to the side wall and 60 cm to the back wall

the listening place is a bit less than 2 meters away from the speakers

i guess i will have to work on the acoustic of the room, i did place already some bass trap behind the speakers in the corner of the room

any advise is welcome

cheers
G.
 
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