Introduction
The Rockville Slim Shaker 10 is a versatile, space-saving subwoofer designed for multiple placement options to fit any home theater or audio setup. This guide will show you the best ways to position the subwoofer, whether vertically, under furniture, or wall-mounted.
Option 1: Vertical Placement
Standing Longways (Horizontal Vertical Position)
- Place the Slim Shaker 10 standing vertically with its long side down.
- Works well next to a TV stand, wall, or entertainment center.
- If placing on hardwood or tile, attach EVA foam pads to prevent movement and vibrations.
Standing Upright
- Position the Slim Shaker 10 standing vertically upright.
- Attach EVA foam pads to the bottom for stability.
- Ideal for tight spaces where horizontal placement isn’t possible.
Option 2: Under-Couch Placement
- Lay the subwoofer flat underneath your couch.
- If the built-in feet take up too much space, remove them with a screwdriver.
- Attach EVA foam pads to the back for protection and grip.
- Benefits:
- Provides a deep, immersive bass feel right where you sit.
- Ideal for home theater setups where space is limited.
Option 3: Wall Mounting
Step 1: Locate Wall Studs
- Use a stud finder to locate studs behind the drywall.
- Studs are usually 16 inches apart.
Step 2: Use the Mounting Template
- The included mounting template helps align the subwoofer on the wall.
- Position the template in the desired location.
- Punch out the holes in the template to mark where to drill.
Step 3: Secure the Brackets
- If mounting into studs: Use screws alone to secure the brackets.
- If mounting into drywall: Use wall anchors to prevent the brackets from pulling out.
- Align each bracket with the marked spots and secure them with four screws per bracket.
Step 4: Hang the Subwoofer
- Align the hooks on the subwoofer with the wall brackets.
- Gently hang the subwoofer like a picture frame.
- Ensure it’s secure and stable before letting go.
Conclusion
The Rockville Slim Shaker 10 is designed for flexible placement, whether standing, under furniture, or mounted to the wall. By choosing the right positioning, you can maximize bass performance and save space in your setup.
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