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A basic rule to follow: Nothing (furniture, etc...) between you and the speakers !

Especially bad is a long, reflective glass coffee table like the one pictured. Rem.ving it will im.rove the sound, guaranteed. Large objects like that placed inside of the "triangle" between the seat and the speakers can create harm.ul reflections and/or phase issues.

Use end tables at the side(s) of the couch instead.

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