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<blockquote data-quote="frank kayser" data-source="post: 14760" data-attributes="member: 28">Re: As good a time as any...A lot of good insight - As much as I thought I knew, I was sure that stacks being that far out of line would absolutely require some type of time alignment between the stacks.&nbsp; I should have been suspect of my use of absolutely.&nbsp; As pointed out, there is nothing absolute about this situation.&nbsp; Proved yet again, &#039;&#039;A little knowledge is a dangerous thing&#039;&#039;.The good news is that I did get my original question answered - and a lot to chew on, to boot.&nbsp; My controllable situations are fine.I would, however, like a crack at my example setup to try a number of things - single-stack, centered subs, but only after I&#039;ve had a shot at the board - the entire &#039;&#039;problem&#039;&#039; may be there - though I&#039;d rather look into and rule out setup and equipment problems before I &#039;&#039;badmouth&#039;&#039; another operator - especially when I don&#039;t know whether I could do as well in that situation. - I&#039;d sure like a shot, though...And finally, Jeff and Stewart&#039;s point that one does need to leave the console to accurately gauge one&#039;s work is well taken - and practiced, honestly. MBWA (management by walking around) Maybe I should do more.&nbsp; Thanksfrank</blockquote>

[QUOTE="frank kayser, post: 14760, member: 28"] Re: As good a time as any... A lot of good insight - As much as I thought I knew, I was sure that stacks being that far out of line would absolutely require some type of time alignment between the stacks. I should have been suspect of my use of absolutely. As pointed out, there is nothing absolute about this situation. Proved yet again, ''A little knowledge is a dangerous thing''. The good news is that I did get my original question answered - and a lot to chew on, to boot. My controllable situations are fine. I would, however, like a crack at my example setup to try a number of things - single-stack, centered subs, but only after I've had a shot at the board - the entire ''problem'' may be there - though I'd rather look into and rule out setup and equipment problems before I ''badmouth'' another operator - especially when I don't know whether I could do as well in that situation. - I'd sure like a shot, though... And finally, Jeff and Stewart's point that one does need to leave the console to accurately gauge one's work is well taken - and practiced, honestly. MBWA (management by walking around) Maybe I should do more. Thanks frank [/QUOTE]

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