Integration of a REL B3 subwoofer


I have a new B3 subwoofer that I am tinkering with. It's sounding better, but its hard to know whether there is more performance to be found somewhere. Some of the changes are so subtle that its easy to miss them. The manual says to put it in a corner, but so far, it seems to sound better out of a corner, halfway between the two main speakers. Anyway, does anybody have any war stories or tricks to share about things they did with a B3 (or any of the other B's) that seems to work well for optimum integration. Phase, crossover, gain, ect? Thanks.
gipp
Mine also sounds much better between the two main speakers... Corner placement was too muddy in my room. Also, try using a lower crossover point than suggested in the manual.
Drubin has it. I bought the soundtrack from "Sneakers" that they recommend on Amazon and it was helpful.
Mine sounds better in a corner - otherwise I'm too close to it. Try using just the front spikes. It takes out a bit of the bloom.