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If you have a set of near-field monitors (speakers) — the kind that are designed to be placed close to you — they should be set up so that they are the same distance from each other and from you, forming an equilateral triangle (see, high school math has some real-world applications). The monitor’s speakers should also be placed at about the height of your ears.

Figure 3-13 illustrates the best placement for your monitors. Placing your monitors this way ensures that you hear the best possible sound from them and that you can accurately hear the stereo field. (For more on the stereo field, see Chapter 16.)

FIGURE 3-13: Your monitors (speakers) sound best when placed at equal distances from each other and from you.