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If a subwoofer is added
- Place the subwoofer in the middle, centered between your speakers with
the front facing your listening position. You can use this as a start off point and move it sideways to
try some alternatives (consult your subwoofer manual to learn how to place it).
Positioning your speakers
Depending on the type of room, what your listening preferences are and what setup you have, the
final positioning of your speakers may vary. Most likely you will have to try out a few different
positions before you find the perfect sweet spot. This means that we cannot guarantee that the
example that follows will be suitable for you, instead consider these to be standard recommenda-
tions and starting points.
The best audio experience is usually at a listening position in the middle, between the speakers and
at least at the same distance from the front speakers as it is between them. You also need to
consider the angling of the speakers as displayed in the examples below.
All Dynavoice Classic models are equipped with a bass port on the back of the speaker. Make sure
to leave at least 10-30cm of space behind the speakers so that the air flow is uninterrupted.
TV
30°
22°
30°
22°
2.0/2.1 SETUP
Hi-Fi setup (stereo)
Front speakers
- Place your front speakers 2-4 meters apart, about 0,5-1 meter away from the rear
and side wall, try to make sure that both speakers have the same distances from surrounding walls.
The tweeters should be at the same height as your ears (0-15 degrees angle) when you are comfor-
tably sitting in your listening position, this is important so take your time measuring the different
heights. The angle of the speakers should be 22-30 degrees towards you.
When listening, if you feel that the music lacks vocals, or if you hear one side more than the other,
try moving the speakers further apart or closer together. You can also try moving them closer to
you or further away from you. If the bass feels boomy or in any way off, make sure that the reflex
port on the back of the speakers is not to close to the wall. Some acoustic disturbance can be the
result of your surroundings. If you feel that the sound is “aggressive”, try using what you have to
help absorb unwanted resonance, do the opposite if you feel that the sound is muffled.
0°
10-15°
