Tips for professional audio placement

　　The placement of professional audio is related to the role, I believe we will be more interested in these. Today, our Feng Audio introduces you the tips of professional audio placement. There are mainly the following points in the audio placement skills: The interval between the two speakers should be reasonable when the speakers are placed. Usually the interval between the two speakers should not be less than 1.5-2 meters.

　　In addition, the placement of professional audio should be kept at the same level. The distance between the left and right ends of each speaker and the wall of the room should be the same. The walls on both sides of the two speakers used should be acoustically consistent, that is, the reflection of sound waves on the walls on both sides should be the same. Friends who are not very knowledgeable about professional audio technology may not know much about this.

　　If we want our professional audio system to have good sound quality, of course we must pay attention to the placement. The tweeter of the speaker and the ears of the listener need to be kept at the same level. The angle between the listener and the speaker should be 60 degrees, and a certain amount of space should be kept behind the listener.

　　If the small home audio system feels that the low frequency is not good enough, you can also place the audio system close to the corner of the wall. When you find that the directionality of your sound waves is not wide, you can place the two speakers slightly to the inside. This placement may make your speakers perform better, but different speakers need not be able to reach expectations. The role of. The above points probably need to be noted when placing Dongguan speakers. In addition, there should be no debris around the professional audio when it is placed, otherwise it will also affect the audio function.

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