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RE: RMAF & the-one-minute-listen-evaluation

Posted by Jwm on October 22, 2010 at 06:56:11:
If you hear rooms that sounds bad you can't assume that they really are that way. It may be the amp speaker or just components that don't work well together. Now if I were a manufacturer in a room I would at least put my components together and make sure they sound good before the show. I know this would be hard to do because manufactures borrow and share with other people. If the room sounds good when you walk in you can assume they will sound even better in your home.