Bi-Polar...is this too close to wall?

Buddyjay

I am about to buy a pair of Def Tech 7004's (bi-polar). The left speaker will be placed in an area that is 24" x 24" to adjacent walls (see photo). Is this too close for bi-polar's.
Will bringing them out away from the left wall help?

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Loves2Watch

Bipole speakers should be mounted against the wall. They send out diffused sound that is they are not direct radiating (not directed to the listener) so their sound reflects along and off of the wall. This way the surround is more room filling and makes it difficult to identify just where the sound is coming from.


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Buddyjay

Kinda.... Some have said that putting Bi-polar too close to a wall, especially a side wall, will muddy the sound.

Loves2Watch

Actually every Dipole or Bipole speaker I have used was meant to be mounted on a wall or very close to it as they use the wall surface.

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Anthem, Conrad Johnson, Dish Network/JVC, Dynaudio, Infinity, Integra, JL Audio, Klipsch, Magnepan, Marantz, Martin Logan, Onkyo, Panasonic, Paradigm, REL, Sumiko and Toshiba are the brands equipment I currently use. Have owned/used and tested equipment made by just about any manufacturer you can name. How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?