“What is the placement of the speakers and subs being that each rear speaker hooks to each sub. Are both subs in front or one in front and one in back. I’m trying to figure out if I would have enough cable to run threw the crawl space ? Thanks in advance”
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Jake, I've always been told that bass is omnidirectional. The diagrams in the manual have the subs on either side of the room in front of the seats and the surround speaks behind. I have my subs behind the seats right next to the surround speakers and I think it sounds very good. I hope that helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The placement of the subs and the rear speakers, by the diagram, are close to each other. The subs farther back than the rear speakers. My room wouldn't allow that. My left sub is right next to the soundbar in front. There is enough cord given to make a long run to the rear speaker. My right sub is back where its supposed to be. Sound is still so amazing with the dual subs.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Both subs should be in the back since the speakers that hook up to them are meant to project from behind you. Why would you need wire for a crawl space? The subs connect via bluetooth to the sound bar, and rear speakers are connected to the subs which should be in close proximity.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The rear speakers connect each to a sub placed in the back with included wire. The sub requires an outlet for power but are wireless to the main bar. You do not need to run any wire to them.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Both subs are in front. The cables to the rear speakers are quite long, at least 30 feet.
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