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Seng Up Your Subwoofer
The fact that a subwoofer only reproduces the lowest frequency band means that a number of dierent
setups are possible in your room. It can, for example be placed by a wall, in a corner or in a free-standing
posion. The acousc rules that apply to other loudspeakers also apply to subwoofers, meaning that the
closer your subwoofer is to a wall or corner, the larger or smaller the increase in lower tones will be. You
can, however, use the electronics of the LUNA to compensate for these inuences in order to achieve
opmal results in all posions. You can nd out more about this issue in the chapter “Adjusng Your
Subwoofer”. There are, however, some posions that are parcularly suited to your subwoofer and
make the setup process easier for you.
1. Your subwoofer should generally be placed on a stable and level surface. Unscrew the spikes
that you previously aached to your subwoofer unl the device is level and all spikes are rmly
set on the ground. The spirit level enclosed with your subwoofer will help you to ensure that it is
exactly level. Once you have posioned your subwoofer, use the lock nuts to again ghten the
spikes. It is important that your subwoofer is level because depending on the bass depth and
volume, large forces act on the device when it is in operaon. If your subwoofer is not in a level
posion and on a solid surface, it may move out of posion due to an unbalanced distribuon of
force and strong vibraons.
2. The loudspeakers and subwoofer should not be placed directly next to each other. This may lead to
unwanted interacons between the devices, for example the loudspeakers causing each other to
resonate. A distance of around 50 cenmetres between the devices largely prevents these eects.
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A handy helper: The enclosed spirit
level will help you to ensure that
your subwoofer is in a level posion.
50 cm