User Manual

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Height and Distance Stereo Setup + Subwoofer (2.1)
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POSITIONING
POSITIONING
• Remove the fuse.
• Change the fuse. The replacement fuse should comply with the values
stated on the subwoofer.
4. POSITIONING
4.1. Subwoofer Positioning
Ideally, there should be no objects or obstacles between the subwoofer
and the listening position. We recommend to keep a distance of at least
0.5m (19 inches) to the walls, in order to avoid low frequency boosting.
4.2. Height and Distance
Your EVE Audio subwoofer should be placed on the oor. The surface
where it stands ought to be as rm and stable as possible, in order to
prevent surface vibrations from generating unwanted resonances.
The distance from subwoofer to listening spot depends on the position
of the satellites. Ideally, the subwoofer and satellites should be at the
same distance from the listener. In a 2.1 system the subwoofer ought to
be placed between both satellites (see Stereo Setup + Subwoofer). In a 5.1
system the subwoofer ought to be placed between the two front satellites
(see Multichannel Setup).
Room area
in m² (sq ft)
Room volume
in m³ (cu ft)
Recommended
subwoofer
Recommended
Satellites:
2.1 Setup
Recommended
Satellites:
5.1 Setup
up to 15
(161)
up to 40
(1412)
TS107 SC204, SC205 SC204
15 to 20
(162 to 215)
40 to 50
(1412 to 1766)
TS108
SC205, SC207,
SC305
SC204, SC205
20 to 25
(215 to 269)
50 to 70
(1766 to 2472)
TS110
SC207, SC208,
SC307, SC407,
SC408
SC205, SC207,
SC208, SC305
25 to 30
(269 to 323)
70 to 90
(2472 to 3178)
TS112
SC208, SC307,
SC407, SC408
SC205, SC207,
SC208, SC305,
SC307, SC407,
SC408
! These values are only meant as a reference and depend a lot on the
characteristics of the room. In live rooms you will be forced to reduce the
distance, while in dead rooms the distance to the loudspeakers can be
larger.
4.3. Stereo Setup + Subwoofer (2.1)
In such a setup, the subwoofer is fed by the stereo signal source. The
subwoofer lters the low frequency components of the stereo channels
and sums them to produce a mono signal, which it then reproduces. The
high frequencies are forwarded to the full-range satellite speakers.
60°
Refer to the table above to determine the best 2.1 setup for your room.
The so-called “stereo triangle” is the best way to place the satellites in a
stereo setup, i.e. the monitors and the listening position should form an
equilateral triangle. Try the following:
• Establish the ideal distance to the listening position.
• Place the monitors in such a way that the distance from each other and to
the listening position is the same.
• Turn both monitors so that their front panels are pointed towards the
listening position (all angles of the stereo triangle should be 60º).
The subwoofer should be placed on the ground between both satellites.
Considering that low frequencies are omnidirectional, the subwoofer does
not have to be centered exactly between the two satellites. The subwoofer