If laid flat, will all of the sound come through as intended? I do not want to wall mount this soundbar. null

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JDGA · Accepted Answer

Yep, plays on a shelf with controls facing upward or frontward.

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Dispersion is very good, but this soundbar has directional output like most speakers. The best performance is with wall mounting. If laid flat, the soundbar should be positioned at a level below the listener's ears. If the soundbar is mounted high, such as on a mantle, tilting the soundbar toward the listener has the same effect and provides excellent sound.

Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago

LegacyMeatware · Answer

I wondered the same thing, but set it up by laying it down flat so the remote sensor would be completely exposed. I cannot make a comparative comment about "all the sound" coming through like when mounted on the wall, but I can say that it seemed to make no appreciable difference whether I was standing over the soundbar or stooping in front of it. In using it sitting 15' to 20' away from a bar set less than 3' off the floor, it works fantastically to produce full bodied sound and especially in producing clear, audible dialogue, all in a moderately sized living room without pushing the volume beyond halfway.

Answered by LegacyMeatware 5 years ago

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