Speakers
How Far Apart Should Your Speakers Be?
Set the speakers roughly as far apart as each is from your seated ears, then adjust the gap until a voice stays centered and the sound has width.
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Connections, placement, noise, and missing channels.
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Set the speakers roughly as far apart as each is from your seated ears, then adjust the gap until a voice stays centered and the sound has width.
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Plug in your Sonos Play:3, use the app that controls your system, and follow setup until its room appears and plays.
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Connect a mic to a powered speaker’s MIC input, or use a preamp or receiver for LINE or AUX. Start at low volume and listen for clear speech.
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Get center channel speaker placement right with a spot close to the screen, a flush furniture edge and an angle aimed at your seated ears.
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Measure your room and listening seat, calculate labeled starting marks for your layout, then test them before moving furniture or cutting the ceiling.
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Unplug the receiver, run one cable to each passive speaker, match positive and negative at both ends, then test left and right at low volume.
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Find the connection your Sony speaker supports, then pair it with your phone, computer or TV, or use its wired input.
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For 5.1 surround sound, place the front speakers around the screen and the surround pair beside or slightly behind your seat. Test, then calibrate.
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An iPhone speaker can crackle from blockage, moisture, loud playback, an app, a call connection or damage. Compare sounds to find the cause.
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To fix Mac speaker crackling, compare playback across apps and outputs, check Sound settings, then use the right diagnostic path if it persists.
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To connect Bose speakers, first match your model to Bluetooth, app setup or a TV cable. The steps change if you want two speakers to play together.
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Pair one JBL speaker to your phone or computer and play a track. To add another, match their linking systems and press the link control on both.