Bang & Olufsen BeoLab 3 - User Guide - Manual (Page 10)

>> Adapt BeoLab 3 to your room
Setup examples
Here are three examples which
show how to set the POSITION
switch on each loudspeaker in
different setups.
If you have a BeoLab 2
subwoofer setup…
As explained in the BeoLab 2 Guide,
the subwoofer has a SETUP switch
which can be set to 1, 2, or 3. This
will adapt the output from BeoLab 2
to the sensitivity levels of different
BeoLab loudspeakers.
If you connect a pair of BeoLab 3
loudspeakers to the BeoLab 2
subwoofer, we recommend that you
set the BeoLab 2 SETUP switch to
2.
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Example 1: The loudspeakers are
placed in one end of the room (but
not against the back wall), and not
near the side walls.
Therefore, the POSITION switch
should be set to FREE on both
loud speakers.
Example 2: One loudspeaker is
placed against the wall, and the
other is placed in a corner.
Therefore, the left loudspeaker
should be set to WALL, and the
right loudspeaker should be set to
CORNER.
Example 3: As in example 2, one
loud speaker is placed against the
wall, and the other is placed in a
corner. The shape of the room has
no influence on which setting to
select.
Therefore, the left loudspeaker
should be set to WALL, and the
right loudspeaker should be set to
CORNER.