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Speaker Placement
Mounting Placement
Speaker Placement
Wall and Ceiling
Placement
Experiment for Better Sound
If mounting is desired, mounting both speakers on a common solid surface facing the listening area will provide the best audio results.
Do NOT mount speakers on wall surfaces that have hazards concealed behind them, such as electrical wires or plumbing. Always mount speaker on surfaces that are sturdy enough to support the speakers’ weight, and make sure they cannot fall or cause injury.
Your speakers can be placed in many convenient locations in your home or patio area - as stereo pairs on either side of your receiver - as surround speakers in home theater surround sound systems - in your computer room to enhance the multimedia experience - or as remote speakers.
For wall and ceiling applications, DUAL mounting brackets are included. In addition, the LU43 has a rear inset keyhole for surface hanging, and the larger LU53 has two
You should experiment with various placements. Room acoustics can produce large apparent differences in the sound when small changes in the placement are employed. For example, although the speaker may be located at any height above the floor, directing the tweeter toward ear level (32" – 36") or angling the entire speaker toward the listening position often provides the most realistic imaging experience. The amount of bass perceived increases as you move a speaker closer to solid intersecting room surfaces (walls, ceiling, floor).
(6’10”)
Recommended minimum distance
between speakers
3
