I feel like the 16 foot supplied cord isn't long enough to do what needs to be done other than stacking? That would look ridiculous.
This is the layout of the room. I used Paradigm ceilings ... they really worked out well. Not big power house speakers but they really sound good.
I have the ceilings shown in the layout as circles. There are four of them.
The diagram gives you an idea of the area I'm working with. Previously I had one SVS PB13 Ultra in the right far corner with the driver facing out on an angle, directly at the listener

So now I replaced the SVS with the Seaton setup. My question is since these subs have opposing drivers, it's confusing to me what an optimum placement would be.
And with the 16 foot cord, this seems to be my only option.
Ya think I should get a longer cord and play with other positions? I know the cord won't be cheap.



I feel like the 16 foot supplied cord isn't long enough to do what needs to be done other than stacking? That would look ridiculous.
This is the layout of the room. I used Paradigm ceilings ... they really worked out well. Not big power house speakers but they really sound good.
I have the ceilings shown in the layout as circles. There are four of them.
The diagram gives you an idea of the area I'm working with. Previously I had one SVS PB13 Ultra in the right far corner with the driver facing out on an angle, directly at the listener
So now I replaced the SVS with the Seaton setup. My question is since these subs have opposing drivers, it's confusing to me what an optimum placement would be.
And with the 16 foot cord, this seems to be my only option.
Ya think I should get a longer cord and play with other positions? I know the cord won't be cheap.