Coz it ain't easy to suit the placing environment

not everyone has a dedicated theater room

i do understand some of our shortfall but at the basic placement is there.

for example both surround speakers, try to place them such that their sound can’t be specifically pointed to or “localized” by the listeners. The goal of surround speakers is to immerse the listening room in three-dimensional, enveloping surround effect.

With traditional box subwoofers, it’s best to experiment with placement, since no two rooms are exactly alike. Keep these things 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 place directly at the floor-wall intersection.

no offense, just my 2cent

cheers!!!

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Hi gac, thanks for your advice
The subwoofer is moveable, the current placement is "after" movie time and when its not in use. Normally the sub should be further out of the crowded place. I've tried numerous placements and angles for the front and back surround speakers ... until i like it there and that way. Probably due to the odd size living hall and my ears ...
Cheers

I kinda like the way u put your setup up into paper. He! He! He! Very detailed.
Nice setup. Is this your apartment living hall? Just wondering, are those acoustic panels at the back of the wall?

Well, me for one, is someone who don't know where to put speakers. Sub- no need to talk. Lagi tak tau.

May be give us a lesson la.

bro timothyy, have u fixed your leaking problem?

Nope. Still leaking leaking leaking.
Worst nightmare came true.

The water sips through the floor. How true? I donno. But until now, it till drips every few seconds.

i will try to get some guidelines....

but for sub- it is quite technical but i do have some easy guide

Finally i choose iQ6c as my center. Next target my rear speaker, maybe MA BR2. need more funds

speaker placement is very important but sometime got space constraint

Here's mine and I decided not to take anymore pictures .. need proper camera and alot of cleaning up to do.

Panasonic 29" / Yamaha rx-1800 & dvd-s1700 / MS 902i on stands / center and sub still using yamaha nsp110 / rears Pioneer speakers from previous Hitb (this i'll take pictures again)

This post has been edited by s6xs9x: Oct 28 2008, 04:44 PM


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Those speakers are MS speaker?

Wah... your TV shelve looks like Ikea storage shelve...

Yep it's an Ivar by Ikea, i had them long time ago before this the tv was on another cabinet which i have no idea how to fit the avr in it's compartment. now I have plenty of room to work with.

Yes those are MS 902i

How big is your room dimensions? The 902i can adequetly cover the space in stereo music?

This post has been edited by dlyz: Oct 28 2008, 06:21 PM

Thanks.
Yes, its my living hall for now, thinking of how to squeeze those into my small proposed AV room (8ft++ x 10ft++ only)
Nope, those are TILES for decorative only ...

HA! Ha! And I see Ikea stand lamp as well. Kekekeke...
Where is your SVS bolster?

Anyway, finding the right TV cabinet is really pain in the arse...
I am still searching. Now, my equipment is on the floor....
Speakers have yet to arrive.

Ouch... Tiles will be really painful for acoustic.
If you are talking about 8x10 room... u better find ways of absorbing it. Coz at the end, you will hear pasar malam in ur AV Room (as in too noisy).

it's my living hall, it's not very big estimate around 16ft x 12ft and i'm sitting 10ft from the screen. speakers are 8ft apart.

SVS, in my dream i guess. CHT10R might be on the list after i change my center. anyone has 905i for sale?

veri sayang tat u use usher s-520 as surround.