How do I set up a 2-channel system with Gold 6G?

Modified on Fri, 20 Feb at 4:18 PM

When arranging a 2-channel system, the listening position and the loudspeakers should form an equilateral triangle. Ideally, the loudspeakers should be positioned approximately 6–10 feet (1.8–3 m) apart and a minimum of 3 feet (91cm) from the side walls. The ideal distance from the rear wall varies depending on the loudspeaker (see list below).


  • Gold 50 6G 15-30 cm / 6-12”
  • Gold 100 & 300 6G 20-36 cm / 8-14 ”
  • Gold 500 6G 30-61 cm / 12-24”


NOTE: These are recommended distances for optimal performance. Actual results will vary depending on room size, construction, and personal tastes.


Experimentation is strongly advised when setting up the loudspeakers, as environment and personal preference will differ with every installation.


If there is insufficient bass, for example, try moving your loudspeakers closer to the rear wall. The opposite approach is recommended if there is excessive bass. Additionally, refer to the information relating to port bungs on page 19 of the manual.


If stereo imaging is being lost, try ‘toeing’ them in slightly. Sounds that are recorded equally for each channel should sound as though they come from between the speakers. The angle should be adjusted to personal tastes; the speakers are designed to be pointed to a point behind the listener. For a more airy sound, point the speakers directly towards the listening position, or to reduce this, point them directly forward.


If you were unable to find an answer to your query in our Gold Series 6G support section or you require any further assistance, please contact our technical team via email at technical@monitoraudio.group or give us a call on +44 1268 740580.

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