Lyngdorf Cue-100 Owner’s manual
PLACEMENT IN THE ROOM
General advice
Apart from room design, the speaker placement in the room affects the sound performance. As with every
loudspeaker, some care should be taken to achieve the best sound performance.
• The Cue-100 was designed and tuned free-standing in the room on its dedicated stand.
• The Cue-100 has one front-facing and two side-facing woofers. The space around all woofers should be
kept clear, so that the sound can radiate freely.
• The distance from the speaker to the nearest back wall and side wall depends on the overall room
acoustics and sound performance and cannot be determined in cm or inches.
• Start with placing the speakers in a typical stereo triangle where the distance between the speakers is
similar or slightly less than the distance between the listening position and the left or right speaker. The
ideal stereo width and distances can be determined by listening to music, aiming for the most balanced
sound across all frequencies, as well as the best sound staging and imaging between the speakers.
• The Cue-100 can be toed-in slightly towards the listening position. The exact angle of toe-in can be
determined by listening to music, aiming for the most balanced sound and a precise acoustical center
image.
• The best result is achieved when using the Cue-100 together with a Lyngdorf amplifier and its
RoomPerfectTM room calibration. When not using RoomPerfectTM room calibration, the best speaker
position and listening position in the room can be determined by listening to music, aiming for the most
balanced sound across all frequencies.
