| The standard theater arrangement is of
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| | these lines you can identify the optimum
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| course a screen at one end of the room,
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| | home theater placement for the front
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| with one central speaker, one speaker to
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| | right speaker.Repeat for lines angled 90
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| each side of the screen, two speakers
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| | degrees to the left, 90 degrees to the
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| providing surround left and right, and
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| | right, and 180 degrees (a continuation of
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| sometimes a speaker providing surround
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| | the line from viewer to screen, but in
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| rear. If you have your room arranged this
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| | reverse). With these lines, you can
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| way, chances are good that you call it
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| | identify the optimum home theater
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| your home theater, and speaker placement
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| | placement for the surround left speaker,
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| is fairly straightforward for you. The
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| | the surround right speaker, and the
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| ideal placement has the front speakers at
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| | surround rear speaker.Ideally, the front
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| the same height from the ground, usually
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| | left and right speakers should be placed
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| either slightly above or slightly below
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| | at the same distance from each viewer, as
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| the display, and the surround speakers at
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| | should the surround left and right
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| least 60cm above the heads of the
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| | speakers. This will normally not be
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| viewers.The front center speaker should
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| | possible to achieve, so it should be
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| ideally be in the same position as the
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| | approximated. Far more important are the
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| screen; the front left and right speakers
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| | speaker placement angles for each viewer,
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| should be placed approximately 25 degrees
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| | which should ideally not be more than
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| to the left and right of the direction
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| | about 15 degrees away from the optimum
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| the viewers face, and about the same
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| | position. Optimum home theater speaker
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| distance from the viewers; the surround
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| | placement depends on minimizing the angle
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| left and surround right speakers should
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| | error for each viewer.Your subwoofer
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| be 90 degrees to the left and right of
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| | could be placed theoretically at any
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| this direction, and, again, about the
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| | point in the room, because the ear cannot
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| same distance from the viewers; and the
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| | easily determine the direction of
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| surround rear, as its name suggests,
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| | low-frequency sounds. However, you may
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| should be directly behind the viewers. A
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| | find that positioning the subwoofer at
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| subwoofer if used can theoretically be
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| | different parts of the room change the
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| placed anywhere in the room.For many
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| | sounds from the subwoofer; some
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| people, and I include myself in this, the
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| | frequencies may be amplified, while
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| design of your home is such that it does
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| | others may be reduced, especially if the
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| not comfortably permit a room set up in
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| | subwoofer is placed near a wall or corner
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| this way. After all, unless you are very
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| | of the room. It is suggested that you
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| lucky, the chances are that the room that
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| | experiment with the placement of your
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| contains your home theater equipment
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| | subwoofer until you find a position that
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| doubles as your living room, and you will
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| | you like.Some other considerations may
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| not want it to be dominated by a screen.
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| | affect the position in which you place
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| You may not wish to call it your home
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| | the speakers. You will not want your
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| theater as such. To solve this problem,
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| | speakers in a position where they
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| you need to draw a scale diagram of your
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| | obstruct a path that is regularly walked
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| room. Add your intended screen placement
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| | through, e.g. too close to a doorway.
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| to the drawing, along with the seating
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| | Also, if you do not have
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| arrangements (your sofas and chairs), and
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| | magnetically-shielded front speakers,
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| identify where people will be sitting
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| | they should not be placed too close to a
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| when they watch movies, and the direction
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| | cathode ray tube (old-style) TV, because
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| in which they will be looking.The next
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| | they will cause the color purity of the
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| thing you need to do is to draw a line
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| | display to be affected. This does not
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| from each viewer directly to the screen,
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| | apply to LCD or plasma televisions. Using
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| which shows the direction in which each
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| | this approach, you can successfully place
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| viewer faces. Then draw a line angled 25
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| | your speakers in such a way that you can
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| degrees to the left of the line you have
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| | be proud of your home theater and of your
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| just drawn from the viewer, for each
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| | living room at the same time!Always
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| viewer, until it meets the wall. If the
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| | remember that the idea behind home
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| speaker is placed anywhere along that
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| | theater is to set your system up so that
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| line, then it will be at the correct
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| | you can enjoy movies to the fullest. Some
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| angle for the appropriate viewer. You
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| | people lose sight of this goal. Whatever
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| need to identify a point along the wall
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| | you do with your home theater design,
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| fairly close to the position at which
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| | don't fall into the trap of
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| these lines reach the wall. This will
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| | over-analyzing your results. Start
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| usually be somewhere near the middle of
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| | enjoying those movies!David Thomas was a
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| the collection of lines. You have then
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| | design engineer in an acoustic field for
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| identified the optimum home theater
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| | nine years, and currently runs many
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| placement for your front left speaker.You
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| | information websites. His sites cover
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| now need to do the same thing, but angle
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| | many topics, and a directory is available
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| the lines 25 degrees to the right of the
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| | at Why not visit one of his sites today
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| direction in which the viewers face. With
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| | that covers home theater design?
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