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In Reply to: H.T. subwoofer placement question. posted by AbeCollins on March 9, 2003 at 18:56:32:
Low bass is not entirely non-directional (contrary to popular belief) so you may (or may not) be able to locate the sub if it is in a rear corner 12 feet from you. It will give bigger bass there, however. Behind your sofa would probably be better if the sub doesn't need corner re-enforcement.As always the best advice is "Just try it". I would add, "and live with each for a bit." In HT, your first love may not be something you wanna live with.
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- Re: H.T. subwoofer placement question. - Auricle 05:31:50 03/10/03 (6)
- I agree with the above - jk@home 05:10:51 03/15/03 (4)
- May I recommend a full range center? - Duilawyer 09:25:12 03/16/03 (3)
- May I recommend a full range center - jk@home 05:56:46 03/17/03 (2)
- Re: May I recommend a full range center - Some Guy 07:22:51 03/19/03 (1)
- Re: May I recommend a full range center - WilHenry 19:06:42 03/19/03 (0)
- Re: H.T. subwoofer placement question. - Estes 16:26:29 03/11/03 (0)
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