How close to a wall can the back of the speaker be? null

Give it 6 inches, not a real issue... you will see that this speaker is top quality.

I keep mine 16' to 24" away from the wall... works great that way. Also keep it off the floor at least 12" or higher for best results. Carpet absorbs the sound quickly, hard floors reflect it.

All the way but if you want good sound and base then move it like 2 to 4 inches away from the wall

Hello, thanks for your question. We wouldn't place the speaker right against the wall, it requires a bit of room for air movement and for the sound dynamics.

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Marshall - Woburn III Bluetooth Home Speaker with Bass / Treble / Volume Controls and 3.5 mm Auxiliary / RCA / HDMI Inputs - Black-Front_Standard

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Give it 6 inches, not a real issue... you will see that this speaker is top quality.
Answered by JoeV 1 year ago
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I keep mine 16' to 24" away from the wall... works great that way. Also keep it off the floor at least 12" or higher for best results. Carpet absorbs the sound quickly, hard floors reflect it.
Answered by JoeV 3 weeks ago
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All the way but if you want good sound and base then move it like 2 to 4 inches away from the wall
Answered by UntilValhalla23 1 year ago
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Hello, thanks for your question. We wouldn't place the speaker right against the wall, it requires a bit of room for air movement and for the sound dynamics.
Answered by Customer Service 2 years ago
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