i learnt the importance when i got my wharfdale evo 4.2 speakers it sounded terrible on my desk which is big and made of plywood i kinda knew this would happen so i put them ontop of my old speakers since i blew the woofers when family annoyed me but anyways tannoy Mercury m20 speakers are a great height for the wharfdales still sounded muddy close to the wall moved it bit by bit till it was about a 1 m away the midbass evened out and lower tones really came to life for anyone who uses wharfdale evo 4.2 speakers i would remove the black foot piece of wood so ur left with the speaker box the plinth at the bottom doesn't sound good with the down firing port i assume this is because the plinth allows for bass to come from the sides and not the fromt or back it brings the speakers into an audiophile happiness for me
@@FreeZatE i never got this sort of info reading up about it and the difference i got was too amazing not to tell ppl about it for this speaker 😂😂 sorry I do love this speaker now
The information is useful. Due to space constraints, I put my Evo 4.2 on my long study table for near field listening. I removed the four screws that tighten the base wood plinth to the speaker, and put in 4 pieces of 1.2 cm hard rubber spacers between the plinth and the speaker. This is similar to what Tharbamar did to Wharfadale Diamond 225. Now the bass air from the downloads port can be emitted in all directions. The bass goes lower and fuller. Somebody said it would modify the frequency response. I would say it makes the bass response and music better.
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Very clean sounding
recorded on phone then compressed on RUclips??? this sounds nothing like they do in real life
i learnt the importance when i got my wharfdale evo 4.2 speakers it sounded terrible on my desk which is big and made of plywood i kinda knew this would happen so i put them ontop of my old speakers since i blew the woofers when family annoyed me but anyways tannoy Mercury m20 speakers are a great height for the wharfdales still sounded muddy close to the wall moved it bit by bit till it was about a 1 m away the midbass evened out and lower tones really came to life for anyone who uses wharfdale evo 4.2 speakers i would remove the black foot piece of wood so ur left with the speaker box the plinth at the bottom doesn't sound good with the down firing port i assume this is because the plinth allows for bass to come from the sides and not the fromt or back it brings the speakers into an audiophile happiness for me
Do you post this comment on every single wharfedale evo 4.2 video?
@@FreeZatE i never got this sort of info reading up about it and the difference i got was too amazing not to tell ppl about it for this speaker 😂😂 sorry I do love this speaker now
The information is useful. Due to space constraints, I put my Evo 4.2 on my long study table for near field listening. I removed the four screws that tighten the base wood plinth to the speaker, and put in 4 pieces of 1.2 cm hard rubber spacers between the plinth and the speaker. This is similar to what Tharbamar did to Wharfadale Diamond 225. Now the bass air from the downloads port can be emitted in all directions. The bass goes lower and fuller. Somebody said it would modify the frequency response. I would say it makes the bass response and music better.
Merci tank you
Why test a good speaker with a crappy artist?🤮
Rubbish