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Positioning Center and Surrounds
Center Channel Positioning
The
Surround Channel Positioning
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just slightly behind the sides of the listening / viewing position. They should be placed approximately
For 7.1 systems, the left and right side surrounds would be positioned as described above for a 5.1 system. Two additional speakers would be added on the back wall of the room and should be placed relatively close together. In most cases, you should position them from
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