I suspect that this helps because I use the Paramours, which tend toward the lush, and because of the oddities of my room. Also because I like to move around while listening, so pointing the tweeter upward gives me a better balance.

Patrick

I too, tip my Pi's back with a 3/4" block of wood under the front edge. You might try the mod to the paramours that Paul Joppa suggested: http://www.audioasylum.com/forums/pi/messages/4033.html
It seemed to enhance the high end performance of my Pi's. I'm still not sure about all aspects of this change. Recently, there has been a surge of EMI/RFI noise in my neighborhood which virtually precludes listening to my system on most days! Damn!

G.

• http://www.AudioRoundTable.com/PiSpeakers/messages/4033.html

Thanks for passing on the P Joppa tip. I now have the TFA-2004 trannies on my Paramours, so I can't use it. But we both seem to be experiencing a slight loss of top end in our Paramour/Pi combos... a function of the room in both cases I am certain.

And there are other issues. I recently changed the isolation under my TT, and have seen a dramatic return of HF. So you never know...

Patrick