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Jan 06, 2025 - 10:36 PM
To achieve optimal sound quality with the Earthquake Sound RBS-52 2-Way Bookshelf Home Speakers, it is important to consider their placement. Here are some guidelines:
1. Front Speaker Placement: In a home theater system, the front speakers should be placed at an equal distance from the TV and the primary listening spot (sweet spot). Together with the center channel speaker, they should form a slight arc with all three speakers at exactly the same distance from where you sit. It is recommended to have the tweeters from all front speakers at the same elevation as your ears while seated. Avoid any solid objects blocking the pathway of the sound traveling to your listening location. For better bass response, keep the back of the speakers about 6 inches (15 centimeters) away from the wall.
2. Surround Speaker Placement: Surround speakers should be placed to the left and right of your listening position, either in line with it or just behind it. They should form a 90°-110° angle with respect to your television. If you have a 7.1-channel system or if side placement is not available, consider placing them behind your listening position, facing the front of the room. Surround speakers should be placed high enough so that the drivers do not fire directly at your ears when you're sitting down. Aim them at the ceiling or toward the rear corners of the room if no side or rear walls are available for mounting.
By following these placement guidelines, you can optimize the sound quality and ensure an immersive audio experience with the Earthquake Sound RBS-52 2-Way Bookshelf Home Speakers.
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