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Hi everyone, just moved into a new place, and waiting for speakerwire from monoprice to get here before I connect things.
I placed my sub in the corner by the main listening area since it wouldn't fit up front with my receiver, center, and fronts.
I currently have the subwoofer facing the front of the room, so that the rear of the sub is facing towards the back wall, and the front (woofer) is facing the TV/front wall. The sub is the SVS PB10-NSD.
My 14ft digital coaxial cable is just not long enough to go from my receiver to the back of the sub with how I have it right now (but it could reach it if I turned my sub around [was only short about 6"])... so my question is:
Will I notice any difference in performance or sound quality if I turn the sub around, so that the woofer is facing the back wall, and the rear panel is facing the TV/front of the room?
I know subs are nondirectional and that I should just test it myself, which I probably will, but I'm hoping for some feedback tonight since I can't test it yet.
I placed my sub in the corner by the main listening area since it wouldn't fit up front with my receiver, center, and fronts.
I currently have the subwoofer facing the front of the room, so that the rear of the sub is facing towards the back wall, and the front (woofer) is facing the TV/front wall. The sub is the SVS PB10-NSD.
My 14ft digital coaxial cable is just not long enough to go from my receiver to the back of the sub with how I have it right now (but it could reach it if I turned my sub around [was only short about 6"])... so my question is:
Will I notice any difference in performance or sound quality if I turn the sub around, so that the woofer is facing the back wall, and the rear panel is facing the TV/front of the room?
I know subs are nondirectional and that I should just test it myself, which I probably will, but I'm hoping for some feedback tonight since I can't test it yet.




