Bro napakalaki nung Dynes for example...it needs a lot of room at the back, at the sides and in between to reach its full potential. Andun yung dynamics yes but the speaker can't deliver what it is designed for since it's operating inside a room that is very small.
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Bro, I'm not saying that they don't need space. I'm saying that the disappearing act in that setting is not directly related to the speaker's size (it may be indirectly, as you may see below). Here's my explanation for my statement:
Walls will cause reflections, whether the speaker is large or small (in fact, a multi-driver array's reflections are largely discordant, which should reduce the evident localization if you were to use the same speaker location). This is why a small speaker in a small room may get the right tonal balance, but it will still be subject to the limitations set by the room's boundaries.
Large speakers generally need space around them to prevent the lows from bloating, because these speakers are often tuned to work in bigger rooms (where they won't get much boundary loading).
Multiple driver arrays also typically have greater path-length-differences between drivers, which typically means that the output would not be phase-coherent until you reach the correct distance (when the PLDs shrink enough), unless the passive network is phase-manipulated (or in active systems, delays can be introduced electronically) to adjust the focus time (or in some speakers like the Grande Utopia EM, the drivers can move physically to adjust for this). Since most large speakers lack this capability, they typically need to be further away from the listener for them to deliver a correct sound (free of evident phase issues).
The small PLDs in smaller speakers allow them to sound good from a closer distance. This is partly why they are suitable for smaller rooms, since you can place them closer together (further from the walls) because you can sit closer to them without much degradation (and thus still maintaining optimal spread). You can help them "disappear" by doing this, but it's really because you moved them away from the boundaries (and not because they're smaller).
