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Originally Posted by punky
Well, they are about a '1-2' below it. They sit on coffee tables. The surround sound doesn't work too bad, but I always though you had to be an equal distance from the front and rear speakers. We sort of get round that, because we can set up speakers indivually, so we turn the rear ones down a bit so we don't get deafened by them when the front ones are screaming.
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Go to your local maplin or wherever and buy a SPL meter. With that and the remote control and the amps white noise generator sit in the chair that would be best to watch / listen solo.
Then with each speaker in turn check that the sound level generated is equal, probably at about 50Hz. You don't need an equal distance, but an equal volume.
You will then need to play with the delay to get the sound balance / timing front to back correct. The manual will give some guidance vs. distance.