Surround SpeakersFront SpeakersThe front speakers should beplaced the same distance fromeach other as they are fromthe listening position, withtweeters at about the sameheight from the floor as thelisteners’ ears will be.The center channel speakershould be placed below thetelevision and no more thantwo feet below the tweetersof the left and right speakers.The two surround speakersshould be placed slightlybehind the listening positionand, ideally, should face eachother. If that is not possible,they may be placed on a wallbehind the listening position,facing forward. The surroundspeakers should not call atten-tion to themselves. Experimentwith their placement until youhear a diffuse, ambient soundaccompanying the mainprogram material heard inthe front speakers.The low-frequency materialreproduced by the subwooferis mostly omnidirectional, andthis speaker may be placed ina convenient location in theroom. However, the bestreproduction of bass will beheard when the subwooferis placed in a corner alongthe same wall as the frontspeakers. Experiment withsubwoofer placement bytemporarily placing thesubwoofer in the listeningposition and moving aroundthe room until the bass repro-duction is best. Place thesubwoofer in that location.Center ChannelSpeakerSPEAKER PLACEMENT5.1-CHANNEL SYSTEMIMPORTANT NOTE: The 800,1000, 1400 and 1500 Arraymodels feature spiked feet foroptimum acoustic performance.However, spikes can damagecertain types of floors, such ashardwood. In such instances,place included metal coastersbetween the spiked feet andthe floor.4