As my new apartment is getting stuffed with furniture, it seems that there will be only few possible placements for any loudspeakers I will build in future. The room is 4.1 x 3.2 x 2.1 (l x w x h in meters). The speakers should be placed along the longer wall. There will be also furniture along that wall up to around 1.9 m. I can put the loudspeakers either in the uppers corners or to the joint of the wall and ceiling. The last possibility is to put the "boxes" on the furnture itself with angle down to the listening position. Which kind of loudspeakers in which placement would you recommend? I was even thinking of placing a Yamaha sound projector above the TV - but I do not know how does it perform for stereo. I am not a fan of home cinemas in a small room and I will be mostly listening to music.
As an installer, I have had nothing but trouble out of the sound bars, in the video swithing department. As far as sound, they are ok but even a novice diyer could do better, in my opinion. I would make a small 2-way "satalite" to go into the upper corners on a pivot wall mount. In most cases, there are 2x4s in the corners and should be every 16inches from there. Hope this helps some.
peanut123: I have brick walls, co I can drill just about anywhere I wish
JoshK: Nice, but out of my diy skills
My main concern was, that this placement outrules just about any design (open baffle, horns, etc.) except traditional box loudspeakers which I wanted to avoid. Nevertheless, I am beginning to think about a pair of high quality headphones...
JoshK: Nice, but out of my diy skills
My main concern was, that this placement outrules just about any design (open baffle, horns, etc.) except traditional box loudspeakers which I wanted to avoid. Nevertheless, I am beginning to think about a pair of high quality headphones...
understood. Shin's diy skills are far and away at a level beyond mine. But the concept of his on-walls still intrigue me.
For those who may wonder which idea I am referring to, here is the picture...
from page 65 of
LGT construction diary
For those who may wonder which idea I am referring to, here is the picture...
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from page 65 of
LGT construction diary
Even if it is too big, the fifth post here could be an inspiration and seems to demand only a basic skill level.
Something like this can be placed very flexibly. Maybe combined with a small subwoofer hidden somewhere.
Or maybe you have narrow spaces at the sides of your furniture. Than something like this could be an option. It is only 12,4 cm wide without the bottom plate. Possibly still performs well, when scaled down to four or five chassis at ear level.
Something like this can be placed very flexibly. Maybe combined with a small subwoofer hidden somewhere.
Or maybe you have narrow spaces at the sides of your furniture. Than something like this could be an option. It is only 12,4 cm wide without the bottom plate. Possibly still performs well, when scaled down to four or five chassis at ear level.
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