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wweiss Posted 12 years 6 months ago
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I have a large room 20x20 with 11 feet cathedral ceiling open into another space. My Triton 2's are 9 feet apart 39" from rear wall and 27" from side walls. Subs are set at 2 O'Clock position. Mains set to large,2 ch. mode on Rcvr. running speaker wire only. What is the recommended best distances from rear and side walls to increase bass response?
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Moderator Posted 12 years 6 months ago
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Moving the speakers closer to boundaries will typically yield more bass output. You can place them as close as 12-18" from back and side walls, toed-in toward the center listening area.

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boleary3 Posted 12 years 6 months ago
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Is that 12- to 18 inches from the wall to the back or front of the speaker?

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Moderator Posted 12 years 6 months ago
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12-18" from the back of the speaker to the back wall, 12-18 inches from the side of the speaker to the side wall.

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