Three types of KTV speakers

　　The sound placement method has always been a concern of many audio enthusiasts. So how to position the KTV speakers? Next, share with us the relevant information about this.

　　1. Three and seventeen share method

　　This positioning method means that the length of the KTV room is divided into three equal parts, the speakers are placed at one-third of the length, and the interval between the two speakers is 0.7 times the length of the two-thirds of the room. One more thing we need to pay attention to here is that the speaker should preferably have a slightly inward projection point of view, but it does not matter if there is no inward projection. The listening position cannot be against the back wall.

　　2. Three-three-one share method

　　This method also means that the length of the room is divided into three equal parts, and the width is also divided into three equal parts. The horn is placed at the first point of intersection of the length and the width. The speaker can have a slightly inward projection point of view, or even does not need to be projected inward, and the listening position cannot be against the back wall. This kind of KTV sound placement method looks somewhat the same as the first one and the one we introduced. But they have certain differences.

　　3. Screw hole pendulum method

　　The positioning method of this kind of speakers is to place the speakers between one-third and one-half the length of the room, and then place the two speakers as close to the two walls as possible (if the room is wide, it does not need to be close to the side walls). The inward projection of the horn should be greater than 45 degrees. The listening azimuth should be about 0.5m-1m after the intersection of the projection angle cross line.

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