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Speaker Placement With Screen. Place your front left and right channel speakers at ear level, equidistant from the tv or screen. Align the tweeter height with your ears (and front speakers, if possible). Depending on its size, your center channel can go on top of your a/v cabinet, on a lower shelf, or even be mounted to the wall. The 7.1.4 setup with 7 speakers at the bed level, 4 atmos. Point it at the primary seating position. Getting your speaker placement right will greatly benefit your surround sound experience. Place the center speaker directly above or below the middle of the tv. Use stands and mounts for the ideal height. If your room is ten feet wide and you're using a projection screen it may be impossible to keep the speakers well clear of the side walls. If possible, tilt it to direct the angle of the tweeter toward your ears. Place your center channel right above or below your tv, and line it up with the midpoint of the screen. Don’t obstruct the sound with the tv or shelves. Moving any speaker close to a wall will reinforce the bass.

Place the center speaker directly above or below the middle of the tv. Point it at the primary seating position. If your room is ten feet wide and you're using a projection screen it may be impossible to keep the speakers well clear of the side walls. Depending on its size, your center channel can go on top of your a/v cabinet, on a lower shelf, or even be mounted to the wall. If possible, tilt it to direct the angle of the tweeter toward your ears. The 7.1.4 setup with 7 speakers at the bed level, 4 atmos. Use stands and mounts for the ideal height. Align the tweeter height with your ears (and front speakers, if possible). Moving any speaker close to a wall will reinforce the bass. Don’t obstruct the sound with the tv or shelves.

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Speaker Placement With Screen If your room is ten feet wide and you're using a projection screen it may be impossible to keep the speakers well clear of the side walls. Use stands and mounts for the ideal height. Getting your speaker placement right will greatly benefit your surround sound experience. Moving any speaker close to a wall will reinforce the bass. Don’t obstruct the sound with the tv or shelves. Point it at the primary seating position. If your room is ten feet wide and you're using a projection screen it may be impossible to keep the speakers well clear of the side walls. Place your center channel right above or below your tv, and line it up with the midpoint of the screen. Place your front left and right channel speakers at ear level, equidistant from the tv or screen. Depending on its size, your center channel can go on top of your a/v cabinet, on a lower shelf, or even be mounted to the wall. Place the center speaker directly above or below the middle of the tv. Align the tweeter height with your ears (and front speakers, if possible). If possible, tilt it to direct the angle of the tweeter toward your ears. The 7.1.4 setup with 7 speakers at the bed level, 4 atmos.