Just to be clear, of course things are dependent on situation. Many speaker manufacturers recommends equilateral triangle set up as the starting point yet notably the engineer of Harbeth recommends a 1:1:1.5 triangle shape.
Perfect Speaker Placement - Put next to the back wall as much as possible.
Hello,
I happen to find an good article about the ideal speaker placement.
(Easiest version without numbers & formulas that I can’t honestly understand :D)
I’d like to share.
Personally I find two things interesting.
1) Only use 40% of the room area (38% rule)
2) Put the speaker as close as possible to the back-wall (next to bass trap)
Of course, minor adjustment would be required depending on speakers.
Still, I think this is helpful to figure out the very first step.
http://arqen.com/acoustics-101/room-setup-speaker-placement/
https://realtraps.com/art_room-setup.htm
Happy listening.
p.s. what should I do with half of the room left... :?
I happen to find an good article about the ideal speaker placement.
(Easiest version without numbers & formulas that I can’t honestly understand :D)
I’d like to share.
Personally I find two things interesting.
1) Only use 40% of the room area (38% rule)
2) Put the speaker as close as possible to the back-wall (next to bass trap)
Of course, minor adjustment would be required depending on speakers.
Still, I think this is helpful to figure out the very first step.
http://arqen.com/acoustics-101/room-setup-speaker-placement/
https://realtraps.com/art_room-setup.htm
Happy listening.
p.s. what should I do with half of the room left... :?
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Isn’t it written by the world class professional studio engineer? I thought that it’s professional standard. Any industry insider? It’s interesting that there are two completely different ideas. https://proaudioblog.co.uk/home-studio-monitoring-speaker-placement/ |