this should solve some side wall reflection point issues...

will treat ceiling and maybe some bass traps later on....

My humble 5.1 set up with new sofa.
Display Panasonic 50X10 Plasma 50" HD ready
Sources : Dune Base 3.0 & PS3 Slim
Amp : Onkyo TX-SR607
Speakers :
        Front LR_  Bi-amp  Epos ELS303,
        Center : Dali Ikon Vokal2 Mk2, 
        Surrounds Epos ELS3
Pardon the mess..after all it is a 'living' room cum HT.

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Actually, I was in to hi-fi for the past 20years...I only recently came into HT about 3 years ago. For me, music is priority...I have run thru my series of amps and speakers from university days, from my very 1st amp the Luxman (that my friend still uses till this very day - almost 25 yrs old (hand me down.)

Electrostatic spkr normally using a bigger ribbon or only ribbon to produce sounds is really nice if properly setup. It does not have the 'boxy' sound (sorry dont know the correct term). I have auditioned many of these even the Apogee Duetta Signature. Very impressive indeed!

I get to listen to this 'ribbon speaker' almost everyday   

I think you are confused between electrostatic and ribbon speakers.

Paiseh, paiseh...my set not even mid range, <10k 

Nice nyquil.. 2 thumbs... any pic of you rear and seating arrangement?

Beginning of new year, and already added Naim Audio kits into the family.

Below sharing my Entry-level and humble 2-in-1 set-up, HT cum Hifi.
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Bro, advice me how to place the spkrs then   

Well, if I were put away my HT set-up I would have placed the spkrs these way too. They are 2-feet from rear wall and 3-feet from side. Well, some would like to locate their spkrs much forward. I find mine is ok as long as it does not produce boomy bass. So far, imaging has been well floating in between and instruments like drums are from back wall, well extended the wall, thanks to the capability of Naim. Care has been taken to angle the spkr so that imaging is right dead on center.

htkaki, one thing for sure when you bring in these Triangle speakers is they seem to lure more audiophiles than AV kaki  .

It will be my best interest to see a Naim combo to drive up these speakers, especially the entry level one.

My Naim Int amp/cdp have been running in couple of days, and the sound is getting warmer and more opener each day! I slowly get to feel Naim's true characteristic as it communicates music as lively as possible as a whole. It is just like a group of band performing live in front of you. Every instruments have pace and space in between. When I first spin the cdp, I thought the cd is spinning faster than my previous NAD! There is a sense of high & low sound wave (not flat) which make any cd listening a thrill.

I know ProAc pair well with them but wont hesitate to open door to Triangle. We shall see.

WongKN is a fan of ribbon speakers. Our boxy stuff won;t suite him anyway. 

They say Naim is well known for its timing and rhythmic performance. Yes, I can feel it and enjoy the music piece as a whole while maintaining the sonic performance. For soundstaging it has depth too but I still believe others may fare much better in 3D feel like. It just presents music as closely to a live band you can imagine. My previous Cyrus amp is more masterful when comes to deep soundstage. Guess there is always a character for each hifi brand to present their kind of music. Like they say, either you love the naim sound or you dislike it.

I think this will also qualify as part of my HT setup.

For my 60th birthday, the wifey bought for me an exclusive permanent Gold Class seat (admit one only) for my BD viewing pleasure; how sweet of her! 
See, it is even diamond studded that looks like plastic! 
This is a far cry from my previous 3rd class seat that I bought for myself, sigh. Just leave it to the ladies to do the shopping.

You are free to copy the photo (the first one or the second one, depending on your wish) to show to your wife or gf as suggetion for Valentine Day's gift.   
Good luck.

Ha, ha, that is my main problem. I am forced to exercise and climb over to the other side! Actually this is only part of my study room; the seat is placed in the aisle between my book shelves. That is why it is exclusive! Every available space is occupied by bookshelves! 

Sabar lah, bro, sabar, everything comes to those who can wait! 
About the damping effect of the books and bookshelves, it suits me fine since I am no great fan of heavy bass.

Hahaha..

I tot d same too until u taste a really gud sub... at least for movies la

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