Original video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4DFulAvRB0 "I could set it up for best tonal balance or texture, at the expense of imaging. Yup!" - Paul McGowan NOPE! You don't have to sacrifice one for the other. Unless you have a speaker with poor directivity: a speaker with a good on-axis response, but a bad off-axis response, or vice versa, there's no need to compromise. A speaker with good on-axis response and smooth and similar off-axis response, with a accurate frequency response, placed properly in a good room, can provide you with good sound stage and good tonal balance. They are not mutually exclusive. - Fresh Hater Jay AFFILIATE LINKS: Crutchfield: https://howl.me/ckjnBvmnd5M Best Buy: https://howl.me/ckjoam20vaE Target: https://howl.me/ckjoaHc0z1l Disclosure: The Affiliate links above earn me a commission if you purchase using those links. This is at no additional cost to you. This product was sent free for the purpose of this review.