I have a dual monitor setup so I cant place the right speaker without blocking it unless I put it on it's side, will this mess up anything sound wise?
1379681
The sound may be uneven with one speaker positioned differently, but I see no reason why both couldn't be on their side. Frankly, it might not even matter. When using them the sound is very uniform when they are spread with the listener in the center. Great, crisp speakers unless you want booming bass.
459954
no , it is one of the things i was disapointed in, however you can use a y out on one of your speaker outputs to an attenuator and drop the signal low enough to run to your monitor speaker amp
1032730
It is canvas so it likely will not block much sound....definitely block whatever it's in front of
638564
I put some tape over my speaker... It seemed to muffle it a little more... If low is still to loud for you. Placement of the receiver is also something to look at.. Maybe another room, or in a cabinet.
1001759
No need to connect the monitor speakers have other audio system, severan not affected. The high voices of the monitor are for those cases dese less audio level or to have no system. I hope to help
1236522
Yes ---- This is NOT recommended as it would upset the built in arrangement. For best results use it as received. You will be surprised at the surround sound you will gwet. GOOD LUCK
1676139
They have tweeters that you can aim back toward where you sit. I have mine on the left/right walls too. Make sure you have a center channel and you'll be fine.
614429
I bought a set of Sanus stands at Best Buy. Although the reflex ports are somewhat blocked by the position of the speakers, this hasn't been a real problem. I also mounted the speakers with the curved rod facing opposite the way the manufacturer intended, primarily because the bottom of the speakers rested on the rod when the curve goes the way it's intended. Because of where I have the speakers (relatively hidden by furniture) it doesn't matter. It all boils down to how you want the speakers to fit into your own theater space, I guess.
624107
Remove the feet and you can set the speaker anyway you want.Do not lay speakers facing down.
949262
I don't see why. I mounted mine horizontally. I think it is meant to go horizontally, but I don't think there would be a noticeable difference in sound quality.
1003219
yes, I actually have two speakers to the surround sound turned on their side and hidden up there. its about 4 inches deep
2143766
Yes... but you have to turn the speaker horizontal, which does not affect the sound.
1481987
You won't want to plug the speakers into the monitor, you'll want to plug the speakers into the device you're displaying.
1729556
You have the option to make the 3 center speakers (the tall ones with 2 speakers on them) covered or not covered. The 4 satellite speakers and sub woofer you cannot uncover
1661020
Speakers are built into the monitor. I see no way in removing them. They don't protrude out.
2141857
Not sure I understand what you want to do. Are you talking of using "JUST" this speaker or of using your left right speakers AND this as a center? This alone will not work, but if you are wanting to use left/right speakers and then this as a center it should work. My left/right speakers are roughly six feet apart with my center in the middle and it is very effective. If your amp/receiver supports surround sound you will find that in most movies, etc. the dialogue is channeled through the center speaker. This allows the music and other sound effects to come from your left/right speakers but lets the voices seem to come from the picture itself. It makes for a more natural experience. In normal music listening the center speaker is turned down some or it would over power your left/right speakers and you would tend to lose your left/right separation. Hope this helps some.
573610
Make sure you do not have any of the speaker wires crossed, grounding or touching each other. This will make it "trip off".