Ep. 11- Professionally place seats and subwoofers! Home Theater Subwoofer Setup | Home Theater Gurus

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  @gamegenieny581 · 6 years ago · pinned

  This video was a game changer for me, thank you so much for this. I had come across some of these ideas, but never was able to make heads or tails of it. Watching all your videos has had changed my layout for the better. I enjoy watching everyone that talks home theater set ups, and I've used ideas from different people. But these videos while a bit technical, made a lot of sense once I started to apply them to my set up. Again,  THANK YOU !

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• PE

  @perling9 · 4 years ago

  Thank you. This Video is awesome.<br>All of your Videos are outstanding. I never learnt more before. Greatings from Germany

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• TI

  @timlowder3884 · 4 years ago

  Fantastic video. &nbsp;Just what I&apos;ve been trying figuire out 🤘

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• SE

  @Sensi1995 · 6 years ago

  Thanks for explaining this, i have been seeing these calculators forever and never knew before now how to use them properly!

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• GU

  @guessthetypo · 3 years ago

  I used this guide and calculator to better place a soundbars subwoofer, I use in my &apos;other&apos; room. Single sub so had to pick my range to try and boost. Previous placement was, pretty much, down to the old subwoofer crawl which, tbh, I thought sounded prety good..till now.

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• KA

  @kamalneela1 · 5 years ago

  Hi am from Kerala, India. Super video. Thanks.

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• TH

  @thenaylor · 4 years ago

  Very clever stuff.

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• CH

  @ChookyChuck · 2 years ago

  Thank you for all your videos. I am a Mech Engr so have understood room response for 20 years but your video was great a &nbsp;explanation. I used Your Vids, REW, a UMIK and 2x4 HD miniDSP to fix my T shaped apartment. It was quite the challenge but i think i have made the best of my bad room situation. i think of the room as either a 25 x 12.5 room or a 31 x 12.5 room for placing subs and listening positions. I have 4 Klipsch subs: 2 x inexpensive Klipsch R12SW&apos;s, a 20 year old powerful RSW12 and I added a RP14SW. Currently I have the subs aligned (trial and error) and still need integrate the virtual sub with my Receiver. My system is ATMOS with the AVR-6700 driving R C L and 2 old Denon 125W/channel Rcvrs acting as 4 channel Power Amps for 4 surrounds and one for 4 ATMOS height speakers. <br><br>My apartment has a basic T shape with lots of openings, cathedral ceilings and the fireplace is in the corner is at 45 degrees. The Theater setup is on the Left side of a is 25&apos; wide x 12.5 front/back area before I add the openings. The left side has a wide opening that extends into a 6 foot entryway. The wall with that entryway has opening than 12.5&apos; wall. The right side has a 4&apos; Parallel hallway that extends the 12.5 foot depth by about 3.5 feet. &nbsp;That is why i call it T shaped. The right side also has a standard door size opening into the kitchen. So I have parallel walls 12.5 feet apart Back to Front (or 16.5 if i include the hallway to right of the theater area) .... couch is out from the wall at the distance that looked good on harmon diagram for 12.5. The dimensions I am using for the harmon diagram room responses are 12.5&apos; and either 25&apos; or 31&apos; depending on if standing waves are using the entryway. I haven&apos;t measured any waves coming from the kitchen extension (16 feet) other than the base is loud in the kitchen corner. The base is super deep and loud in my front door corner in the entry but i can put a Sub there :(<br><br>When i get a house i will make a better room to put all this stuff.

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  @satorizero369 · 2 years ago

  Best video on the subject

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• AY

  @aykhan75 · 5 years ago

  This has been a life-changing lecture! Thank you...

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  @aPlateOfGrapes · 6 years ago

  Exceptionally explained, thank you for this!!!

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  @sethpettman5491 · 5 years ago

  🤯 craziness!