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docSephiroth
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Jan 9, 2018 1:00 PM UTC
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Sonos Sub placement

Hello I was wondering to complete my 5.0 (playbar + 2x play:1) with a Sonos sub in order to have a full 5.1 system. I have some doubts about its placement. I would like to placement it behind The table in The left angle (see pictures attached). In your opinion will it be a good placement?
It will be same side of The playbar.
Another option would be on The right side but I am worried for The heat coming from the radiator (see Last picture).

Thanks
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UKMedia
UKMediaAnswer
Jan 9, 2018 1:56 PM UTC
The placement of the Sub will not effect the sound quality as it is not directional. I would agree that not placing it near the radiator is a good idea. Hope that helps.
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UKMedia
UKMediaAnswer
Jan 9, 2018 1:56 PM UTC
The placement of the Sub will not effect the sound quality as it is not directional. I would agree that not placing it near the radiator is a good idea. Hope that helps.
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    docSephirothAuthor
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    Jun 8, 2018 9:36 PM UTC
    Hello, this is my final setup. The radiator is OK since no heat comes in that direction. Sub surface is everythime very very cold.
    Anyway, as a matter of fact, I’m closing one of 2 holes by having the sub really near to the piece of furniture.

    Could it be a problem?

    The piece of furniture is wood
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    UKMedia
    UKMedia
    Jun 9, 2018 5:43 AM UTC
    Hello, this is my final setup. The radiator is OK since no heat comes in that direction. Sub surface is everythime very very cold.
    Anyway, as a matter of fact, I’m closing one of 2 holes by having the sub really near to the piece of furniture.

    Could it be a problem?

    The piece of furniture is wood

    As long as it doesn't touch the furniture you'll be fine - you might get some vibration noise if touching.
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