Sub spacing in room

[Jeff R.]

So how far apart do subs need to be to not be considered collocates. I don’t have much flexibility in my room and have the in about my only option but they are only 4-5 feet apart but on an angled wall. See picture.


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[Jeff R.]

So here are a few pics.

 

[William Lemmerhirt]

I’d say at least opposite ends of the same wall. Can you shoot pics of the other sides of the room? Actually, I see a lot of congestion around your mains that are probably more of a penalty than where your subs are. What issues are you having with the subs? Can you hear where they’re at?

 

[Jeff R.]

Subs are fine. Like you said very congested. And yes I know my mains are not ideal... I’ll snap a few more pics. My wife will not let me down size the large console...been trying for several months to convince her...

I’m contemplating possibly just buying a single sb4000 and selling the two large subs.


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[Jeff R.]

Subs are fine. Like you said very congested. And yes I know my mains are not ideal... I’ll snap a few more pics. My wife will not let me down size the large console...been trying for several months to convince her...

I’m contemplating possibly just buying a single sb4000 and selling the two large subs.


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So basically would I lose bass consistency across the room.


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[ryanosaur]

What’s your total open room volume... how much space roughly do the subs “see?”

 

[lovinthehd]

Are you referring to the rule of thumb about subs located within one quarter wavelength of each other?

 

[Jeff R.]

Yes. But more in general.

As far as space goes it opens to whole first floor no ability to seal it off


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[ryanosaur]

Is that your Family Room setup? 2 15" Daytons?

 

[Jeff R.]

Yes. It’s my family room with the Dayton’s.
here are a few more pics