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Subwoofer Placement

HomeToys Article - Subwoofer Placement
Author: Steve Feinstein, Atlantic Technology

“Where do I put the subwoofer?” This is probably the most often-asked question when putting together a home theater system. It can be dazzlingly confusing, or strikingly clear, depending on how you approach it. We prefer the ‘strikingly clear’ approach ourselves. We’re sure you will, too.

Probably the most important thing to remember is that all rooms have what engineers refer to as “room modes” or “room resonances,” whereby the room’s dimensions will either reinforce or weaken certain bass notes where the bass wavelengths correspond to the room’s dimensions.

With traditional box subwoofers, it’s best to experiment with placement, since no two rooms are exactly alike. Keep this in mind: room boundaries—such as floors, walls, and ceilings—act like “acoustic mirrors,” and will reinforce the subwoofer’s output. Therefore, a subwoofer placed 3 feet out from all the sidewalls behind a chair, for example, will sound thinner and weaker than the same sub in the same room placed directly at the floor-wall intersection.

Probably the most important thing to remember is that all rooms have what engineers refer to as “room modes” or “room resonances,” whereby the room’s dimensions will either reinforce or weaken certain bass notes where the bass wavelengths correspond to the room’s dimensions.

Asymmetry is your friend! (Huh?)

The best way around this (especially if you aren’t using expensive, complicated room diagnostic tools and fancy equalization) is to locate the subwoofer asymmetrically in the room with respect to the room’s dimensions.

Even if you have an “auto-EQ” subwoofer system, locating the subwoofer(s) in a good place to start with greatly increases your chances of getting good, powerful, uniform bass in that room.

For instance, if the sub is going to be placed along an 18-foot wall, try locating it, say, five feet out from the corner. Five and thirteen feet are mathematically unrelated, which is good. (Remember your 6th grade arithmetic: 5 and 13 have no common factors, and 13 is not evenly divisible by 5. Got that? Mrs. Gunderson would be so proud of you.).

Therefore, those distances (5 and 13 feet) don’t conspire together to reinforce or cancel harmonically-related frequencies. On the other hand, if you located the sub 6 feet out from the corner, then you’d be left with 12 feet. Not as good, because 12 and 6 are directly related (2:1 or 1:2), and you could get either a buildup of room modes around harmonically-related frequencies (imparting an objectionable, thick drone to the bass) or a destructive cancellation, robbing the bass of its body and weight. 9 feet out (mid-wall) is even worse, because then it’s 9 feet and 9 feet.

If you have the space and budget for two subwoofers, that’s even better. Not only can you achieve higher bass loudness levels in your room with lower distortion, but as you now know from the preceding discussion about room dimensions, you can really randomize the effect of room resonances by placing the two subwoofers asymmetrically in the room. The response will be very smooth, with great impact and definition.

You get the idea. Experiment with placement. Keep the placement asymmetrical (see Fig 1). If you have two subs, locate them in a non-mirror-image manner (see Fig 2).

Great article on where to place your sub-woofer:-

Great article on where to place your sub-woofer:-

I am using Fig2 placement.........except the front left sub is about 1' from wall, right back sub is about 1' on each side in a corner. Measuring output from both sub need spl meter so that sub vol output is about the same due to using different sub & sitting position. 

Alternately u could use AS-EQ1 and it would do it for u....

AS-EQ1 now only $749 if buy direct from SVS
Add $90 for shipping = $839 x 3.53 = RM2,961 if no tax

AS-EQ1 now only $749 if buy direct from SVS
Add $90 for shipping = $839 x 3.53 = RM2,961 if no tax

AS-EQ1 now only $749 if buy direct from SVS
Add $90 for shipping = $839 x 3.53 = RM2,961 if no tax

New owner of used velodyne CHT-12R.

Please add me. t.q.

put in 10X15ft room, happy with it.

Bought from arj??   
Welcome to the sub club 

Elemental Designs yestaday i chat about LFE he said If you send Left Channel information, and some receivers do have .2 for subwoofers allowing you to have a left and a right then yes you can send left channel information only to the LFE input on the subwoofer

Why LFE dont have Right channel i realy need it
i know LFE left channel only but can't get right channel
but got RCA input left channel and right channel but problem Crossover will cut hz
if use LFE we can disable Crossover but if use RCA still enable Crossover we can't disable Crossover
sad 

Yup. Face to face nego during the SVS event

It's ok lah as long as arj taking the PC13-Ultra. LOL....