B bladerunner6 Audioholic Sep 16, 2020 131 0 16 64 Mar 20, 2024 #1 We are thinking about getting a larger sofa for the media room. We have two PB1000 Pros. One is in the corner on the right side as you face the TV and the other is not quite in the corner diagonally from that. There is currently 2” of space between the molding and the sub and 2” between the sub and the sofa. Would we likely experience a drop in sound quality if we had the sub touching both the molding and the sofa, with the sub forward towards the TV? Thanks.
We are thinking about getting a larger sofa for the media room. We have two PB1000 Pros. One is in the corner on the right side as you face the TV and the other is not quite in the corner diagonally from that. There is currently 2” of space between the molding and the sub and 2” between the sub and the sofa. Would we likely experience a drop in sound quality if we had the sub touching both the molding and the sofa, with the sub forward towards the TV? Thanks.
WaynePflughaupt Audioholic Samurai Oct 7, 2009 2,238 0 83 Mar 20, 2024 #2 As long as the speaker itself is not facing the couch or the wall, it will work fine. Whether or not you’ll get an improvement in sound is anyone’s guess. Properly integrating subwoofers can be tricky. Regards, Wayne A. Pflughaupt Reactions: bladerunner6 and j_garcia
As long as the speaker itself is not facing the couch or the wall, it will work fine. Whether or not you’ll get an improvement in sound is anyone’s guess. Properly integrating subwoofers can be tricky. Regards, Wayne A. Pflughaupt
