“Subwoofer maybe too tall (20.5"?) to fit under 1 end table by the couch. Can sub be laid on its side without compromising sound quality? And do both pairs of surround speakers need to be connected or 1 to each sub is OK if there is not enough room? Thx”
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I wouldn't lay the subs on their side. They are designed to point down and create sound from hitting the surface underneath. You must connect each surround speaker to a sub. Preferably a left and right to each sub. After that placement it is up to you. I do the dipole setup where I connected each right and left sub together and treat them as one speaker per side. Long speaker wires allow a lot of options with setup.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello I just had to return mine due to the size of the subs so I understand where your coming from but I would not lay one on its side for sure it would diminish the sound quality and didnt work for me. Not all 4 surround speakers have to be connected but you do need both subs hooked up to hook up both sides of the surround effect since they hook to the back of the subs. So if you just ran the back channel speakers it does still work. The measurements in the Specifications tab are 100% accurate I measured them so hope that helps. Oh and I would not have returned it if I could have made it fit in my room it's a great sound system! Hope all that helps!
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