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Ideally, the speakers should not be positioned too far from the listener, if
maximum resolution of low level detail is required (near-field monitoring). If pos-
sible, the speakers should be positioned out into the room, slightly asymmetrically
away from side and rear walls. The speakers should be toed-in toward the listener,
preferably so that the listener at his seated position can barely see the surface of
the inner side panel of the left and right speakers as he faces the speaker. It is
recommended that a distance of 2-3 feet, and possibly more, be maintained be-
tween the left and right speakers and the rear walls. A distance of at least 1 1/2 feet
should be maintained between the front panel of the left and right speakers and
reflective side walls. Use of sound absorbent materials may reduce the space re-
quirement somewhat. Experiment for each room.
Be sure to place the center channel even with or slightly behind the front in-
ner edge of the left and right speakers.
The surround channel should be mounted on the wall in a location that has
the least amount of reflections and standing waves. The location should have a
natural sound if you stand next to it and project your voice into the room.
The subwoofer has a great degree of flexibility in its placement. The final lo-
cation will be determined by aesthetics and user taste, balancing the quality verses
the quantity of bass.
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