Room Acoustics
Ideally, the speakers should be placed one to two feet from room boundaries, such as large pieces of furniture, walls
and especially corners. Placing a speaker closer to room boundaries increases bass, but may result in a “boomy” or
bass-heavy sound and degradation of stereo imaging. Try varying the speaker’s distance from the rear walls, side
walls, and corners until the best balance between low frequency extension and clarity is achieved. If you cannot get
the speakers at least one foot from the room boundary, treat the adjacent room boundaries with absorbing or diffusing
material to improve performance.
Adding an External Subwoofer to your Demand Series Towers
Although the Demand Series delivers superb low frequency response, some listeners go for the ultimate performance
and add an additional powered subwoofer to their system. If you choose to do so, we strongly suggest using the
Supercube8000 (https://www.definitivetechnology.com/products/supercube-8000) in order to achieve the highest
level of sound quality possible. This should be driven with an RCA low-level cable connected to the subwoofer output
of your receiver or processor. Your receiver's Speaker configuration should be set to "Small" for the front left and
right speakers and select "Yes" for a Subwoofer.
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