How To Get The Most Out Of Your Speaker Investment

Getting the most out of your speaker investment is very easily achieved by understanding the basics of how audio works and how it gets from point A to B. This video walks you through the different aspects of speakers, their placement in an environment, and their potential benefits for both home and professional use.

This is a video by Audioholics (youtube.com/audioholics ) that looks at how your speakers are positioned in relation to your listening environment as well as how to properly install your speakers.

The speaker manufacturer will be able to provide you with the proper installation instructions, but here are some general guidelines:

If you have a surround sound system, make sure that the speakers are mounted on stands or wall brackets. If they're not mounted properly, they won't sound as good and may even fall over when someone walks by them. If you're going to be using the speakers for home theater, make sure that your surround sound system is properly set up. The manufacturer will provide you with detailed instructions on how to do this. If you've got a pair of bookshelf speakers and want them to sound their best, try placing them on stands or wall brackets at least 8 inches away from the wall. This will prevent any resonances in your room from coloring the sound.

Make sure that all of your speakers are facing forward and towards the center of your listening area (the room). If any of them aren't facing forward or towards the center, it could cause some distortion—and no one wants to listen to distorted music!

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When choosing speakers, you should consider the listening environment. Speakers should be placed in a listening environment that is free from direct sunlight and heat sources. The ideal location for your speakers will depend on the type of audio equipment you have installed, as well as where you plan to place them. If possible, try to place your speakers at eye level so that they are convenient for use when sitting down at home or work (or wherever else).

You also need to think about what kind of surface is best for placing your speakers on top of—choose something that doesn't move around too much or jiggle when someone walks past it! If possible, avoid placing any sensitive electronic equipment on top of these surfaces; otherwise known as vibration isolation (VI), this will help prevent unwanted noises being picked up by nearby devices such as laptops or phones while still allowing sound waves through freely into our ears." "In addition, you will want to make sure that your speakers are placed in a position where they won't be hit by any stray objects or people tripping over them. This is especially important if you have children around who may be more likely to knock things over! Finally, consider whether the space below your speakers will affect their performance—if there is a lot of background noise coming from cars passing by outside then this can cause interference with how well your system works. The best thing to do is to test your speakers in different rooms, and see which one gives you the best performance. You may need to experiment with positioning before you get it right!"

Conclusion

We hope that this article has helped you to understand and appreciate the importance of speaker placement in your setup. If you are still unsure of where to start with your next pair, we recommend reading our article on how to choose speakers or contacting one of our local dealers. They will be able to help guide you through the process quickly and easily! Speaker placement is important to the quality and experience of your sound system. By placing speakers correctly, you can enjoy a more immersive listening experience—and even save yourself from some headaches! If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at [email protected] or give us a call at (844) 657-4200.