Home Theater - Wilson CINEMATIC 5.0 Bedienungsanleitung

Loudspeaker Placement
Placement of your loudspeakers will greatly affect their performance. The following
guidelines should be considered:Placing the loudspeakers at least 1,8-3 m apart will
provide the best stereo sound and image.
The shape of the room will affect the bass performance, especially when loudspeakers
are placed in the corner of the room.Positioning the tweeters so that they play at the
listeners ear level provides the optimum playback.
Keeping the loudspeaker wire away from AC outlets will reduce interference.
The shape of the listening room and the furnishings will change the way your system
sounds. The bass frequencies will generally be affected by the positioning and treatment
of the room. There will be more perceived bass when a speaker is moved closer to a wall
boundary. In general, however, loudspeakers should be kept away from sidewalls as much
as possible, as these surfaces can adversaly affect the stereo imaging experienced at the
listening position. Positioning the loudspeakers at least 12-15" away from the sidewalls
will generally provide the best performance.

Home Theater

Today's home theater systems typically comprise front loudspeakers, side and/or rear
loudspeakers, a center channel loudspeaker and a powered subwoofer. Building your
system with loudspeakers of the same brand produces best performance, as the tonal
characteristics will remain the same throughout your surround system.
Main Speakers
A general guideline for speaker placement is to set up space between speaker and listener
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at approximately 1,5 times the distance between the speakers. For example, if speakers
are ideally placed a minimum 180 cm apart, the best seating position would be 270 cm
away. The speaker should be placed approximately 30 cm from the back wall for ideal
performance and soundstage depth, but can be placed as close to the back wall as 15 cm.
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