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In Reply to: Poll: Dedicated or Integrated Audio space? posted by Steve Cortez on February 16, 2007 at 21:24:05:
...the dedicated room will offer you a unique opportunity to design and treat your room for optimal sound quality. Do it. You may not get the opportunity again.If you do it right, it will be nearly soundproof so your family can be in the adjacent room watching TV while you blast the music and neither will interfere with the other.
It will become a focal point for entertainment as most of guests will want to hear your system there.
And it will enhance the value of your house as a 'media room' where the next owner may install a home theater system.
But, since you can't spend all of time in there, you need a kitchen/eating area/family room that flows together so the smaller system you put in your family room (perhaps a receiver and speakers to go with your TV) can entertain you while you are with your friends or family.
That's having your cake and eating it, too.
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