Well I've never been a true Trifield believer like some here but, I've made some significant changes that are proving incredible.

First, I put my center d5500 on 3 Shun Mook Mpnigo disks sandwiched between the speaker and 3 Aurios.

Second, I changed (matched) the Axis settings in all 5 speakers.

Third, I spend a better part of a week just playing with Depth and Wide settings. My final settings (so far) are Depth 1.5, Wide 1.2.

WOW!!!

My biggest complaint had been the lack of depth, when I toggled between good old stereo and Trifield depth was reduced to practically zero; to something like a big wall of sound with no perspective. That have changed considerably, but not completely, I still feel there is more instrument separation and depth in stereo but now Trifield offers something I am puzzled to describe - incredible presence and air.

Now I use it in 95% of my listening, with practically all genres of music (before I only used it when listening to small jazz bands and some vocals, but never with symphonic works or operas - again, the lack of depth.

I know this is recurring topic, but how does everybody feels about Trifield? Do you listen to most of your music on this mode?

MJC

Lumin A1, Shindo Aurieges, Sanders Loudspeakers. DSP5000.