Advanced Speaker Angle Calculator

Compute ideal speaker toe-in angles for stereo setups, PA systems, and multi-speaker arrays.

Listener Distance to Speakers (m):

Speaker Spacing (Left–Right) (m):

Number of Speakers per Side:

Listener Zone Width (m):

Angle per Speaker: --°

Total Coverage: --°

How to Use

Multiple speakers per side help improve coverage and reduce angle extremes in large venues.

Yes — for home stereo and surround setups this calculator gives precise toe-in angles for balanced imaging.

Measure the distance from your listening position to where the speakers will be placed.
Enter your preferred stereo width (distance between speakers at listener ear level).
The calculator outputs the recommended speaker angle (each side from center line).
Use the result to position your speakers for balanced stereo imaging.

Proper speaker angle ensures an accurate stereo image, balanced frequency response, and consistent soundstage across the listening area.

Yes, it works for car audio systems, taking into account listener distance and desired stereo width to recommend angles.

Measure the distance between the centers of the left and right speakers at ear level for the main listening position.

It optimizes for the main listening position. For multiple listeners, use compromise angles or additional speakers to cover the area.

Typically, a 60–70° total angle (30–35° per speaker from center) works well for most home theaters and critical listening.