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Forums › Home Theatre (including HTPC and EPG Collector) › Is it ok to set up system with Subwoofer lying on its side?

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#15586 30-Aug-2007 12:21
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Hi,
Just looking to make a cabinet of some sort

Is it ok to set up the subwoofer lying on its side? I mean i terms of sound as well.
cheers

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  #84444 30-Aug-2007 13:56
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Try this web site. Should give you some ideas

http://www.subwoofer-builder.com/







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  #84483 30-Aug-2007 17:31
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Ive been checking this site out for a while now, but HAD to join when i saw this question.

I hope your not meaning that you want to build an entertainment unit and place your subwoofer (box and all) in to a compartment of it! THIS IS WRONG!

It will sound terrible, vibrate the whole cabinet and upset other equipment in the unit.

If your just asking about a box for your subwoofer, then ignore the above and check out the appropriate link above.



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  #84620 31-Aug-2007 09:42
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sweet. cheers bud

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