“I live in a 600sq ft condo. If I put the rear speakers up on the wall, would my next door neighbor who shares that wall with me hear it?? Would it be better sitting on stands?? Would this surround sound be okay for apartments??”
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I just got this set up this week. While the rear speakers aren't extremely loud they do fill the room nicely. I would be more concerned about the subwoofer. But, it all depends upon how your common wall is made and insulated. If you can hear sounds from your neighbor's apartment , then yes, they'll hear the output of these speakers from your apartment. But, if you never hear anything from them, go ahead and hook these up!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If placed by the wall your neighbors might be able to hear the base. You can put it in a stand. I live in an apartment and I haven’t had any complaints but I don’t put it to the max. It can get really loud. I am happy with mine it sounds very clear. Mine is hooked up to my Vizio tv and that’s what I use as tv speakers.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Irrespective of placement probably not the r/l rear channels unless 'very loud'. The subwoofer can sometimes be really boomy, at other times louder, deeper and depending on input/streaming volume, much more likely to be heard by your neighbours. Good sounding 5.1 sound bar specifically with movie soundtracks but because there's no volume leveling/dynamic range limiting, frequent manual adjustments are required to keep the neighbors unentertained.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.So the satellite speakers should be heard through the walls, but the subwoofer will most definitely be heard if you do not adjust the bass.
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