- How do you place Genelec?
- How far should studio monitors be away from the wall?
- Where should midfield monitors be placed?
- How good are Genelec monitors?
How do you place Genelec?
Place the listening setup symmetrically in the left-right direction. For typical two-way systems, the recommended height of the monitor acoustical axis is at the ear level, usually between 1.2 and 1.4 metres from the floor. Placing the monitors higher with a slight tilt will minimise floor reflections.
How far should studio monitors be away from the wall?
Place the speakers a minimum of 6 to 10 inches away from the wall — 2-3 feet is better; this will minimize bass buildup from the front wall.
Where should midfield monitors be placed?
Nearfield monitors are designed to be positioned approximately one to two metres away from the listener, making them ideal for smaller studios, whereas mid-field monitors are generally larger and optimised for positioning between two and four metres away from the listener.
How good are Genelec monitors?
Genelec monitors are not cheap and, considering the quality of design, components and sound, nor should they be. The quality of the 8010A is no exception and easily worth the price. If you are regularly on the move they will make a great investment, combining portability and durability equal to the calibre of sound.