[charmerci]

This is a great video to help you out. It worked for me really well! Highly recommended!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyTkwkK8ON0

[Tyson]

I know there is an ideal approach to all of this. I am trying to find a happy medium in the real world of a multi purpose room.
FWIW- the system sounds very good with the new amps. The best it has ever sounded by a fair margin as they break in.

Pulling the speakers into the room farther has made a nice difference in many ways.
They are now 5' into the room and 3 1/2 feet from side walls. With toe in they are about 10 feet apart still.

It's all a work in progress..............

Ah, dealing with WAF.  Understood.  Here's a little secret weapon to help out.  As you add another subwoofer or 2, you can disguise them as cool looking furniture.  Look here:

https://www.hidemysubwoofer.com


Here's a few examples:

[charmerci]

Ah, dealing with WAF.  Understood.  Here's a little secret weapon to help out.  As you add another subwoofer or 2, you can disguise them as cool looking furniture.  Look here:

https://www.hidemysubwoofer.com


Here's a few examples:

Not sure why more people don't recommend a nice fabric wall covering/blanket. There are plenty of beautiful designs that the SO can choose from.

[Lkdog]

Hahaha!

I actually have another 2 channel and sub system on the other side of the room for near field mixing.
The sub is under a side table. JLM will be pleased I got that one in the corner. 

[Kevin_X]

This is a great video to help you out. It worked for me really well! Highly recommended!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyTkwkK8ON0

That's a great video!  It's very similar to the Vandersteen guide, but in more layman's terms.

https://www.vandersteen.com/media/files/Manuals/2ce_signature_ii_manual.pdf