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In Reply to: NEW TO HOME AUDIO - HELP!! posted by tbay4evr@yahoo.com on July 30, 2004 at 13:40:50:
At that price level it's probably best to go for an all in one "home theater in a box". As for the sub you will just have to experiment as all rooms and subs are different. Generally, however, it is not a good idea to place it behind you.When you set up, make sure all speakers are equi-distant from the listening/viewing position and set them all to the same volume level using the built in circulating test tones. If you are lucky enough to have or borrow a sound level meter use 75 db as the reference point.
The hardest part will be integrating the subwoofer in the sound mix.
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