Quote Originally Posted by Lord_Magnepan
Hello all :-)
So here are some pictures of my equipment. The camera i used is not great, but it works. I have my experience in small Home Theaters as i have owned quite a large variety of "payable" HT systems in the past. I am a fan of Maggies (already known), and everything about them. I also enjoy other speakers(yes even boxes) too. I am a fan of Maggies, and everything about them.And Maggies are really cool in a HT too
Everyone chooses what they like best.

So i am done ;-)

You should move the maggies further away from the side walls. 1ft is not enough clearance to escape side wall interaction. If you move them together 2ft, then you can try the tweeters outboard also, that's the designed orientation. You appear to have nearly 30 degrees of angle in on your speakers. While this will make for a very focused image, the size of the soundstage will suffer, it's probably why you've pushed the speakers so wide. Try reducing this angle to 10-15 degree and the soundstage should widen considerably. Also, you appear to have wall treatments on the front wall. If these are dispersive then that's good, but if they are absorbtive then they are on the wrong wall. All absorbtive treatments should be to the side, or behind your seating position.