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Hello, The DS6's dont say which is for left or right on them. Also Di-poles work by a push-pull system, which of the drivers pushes and which pulls? The positive side or the negative? Thanks

Hello, The idea of using them out of phase came from a previous suggestion when I posted on here a few weeks back. The situation is that I have had to move my home cinema system into a smaller room and I am also upgrading to ex, however due to the new room wall mounting is the only possibility...

Roger Kint, Thanks for the reply, someone in another forum on this site where I posted the same query suggested that I should mount them with the positives facing each other, which is the opposite to what you suggested. I unfortunately cannot test them at the moment as I am awaiting a new...

Hello, Thanks for the reply and also thanks for the link. I unfortunately cant try anything at the moment as I am awaiting delivery of my new receiver. I know Di-poles are meant for side walls and bi-poles for rear walls, but they also say that if you are going to use a EX system with seven...

They are B&W DS6's, I got them from my local store on offer due to their being no original box or instructions, I know that di-poles are intentially designed for side wall mounting but I posted here before and the replies I got convinced me they would be o.k for my rear wall. Thanks

Hello, I have just got some Di-pole rear speakers which I need to mount on my rear wall, I have been told that it is best to mount di-poles on rear walls in an 'out of phase' mode. What I need to know is how do I mount them 'out of phase'? I know from the diagram on the rear of the speakers...