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Loudspeaker placement for Two-Channel Stereo
Place the left and right loudspeakers the same distance from the
primary listening area (or as close to the same distance as possible).
The distance from each speaker to its nearest side wall should also be
as close to the same distance as possible.
Ideally, the distance between the left and right loudspeakers should be
slightly less than their distance from the primary listening area.
Loudspeaker Placement for LCR Television Sound
The front left and front right loudspeakers should be located on either
side of the video display, with their tweeters as close to ear level as
possible.
The front left and front right loudspeakers should be relatively close to
the sides of the video display. For example, front left and front right
loudspeakers used with a 50-inch (1.3m) video display should
generally not be more than 80-ichn (2m) apart.
The center loudspeaker should be aligned with the center of the video
display. Its tweeter should be no more than 2 ft (0.6m) above or below
the tweeters of the front left and front right speakers.
Loudspeaker Placement for 5.1.4 Channel Surround
In a 5.1.4-channel system, the surround left and surround right
loudspeakers should be located to the sides of the main listening area,
5 ft – 7 ft (1.5m – 2.1m) from the floor.
The Front Left Height and Front Right Height loudspeakers should be
located on the ceiling, to the outsides of, and in-front of the main
listening area.
The Rear Left Height and Rear Right Height loudspeakers should be
located on the ceiling, to the outside of, and behind the main listening
area.
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