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In Reply to: Room Acoustic posted by calb on October 25, 2015 at 04:39:41:
The effect I notice when relocating equipment is a possible, slight reduction in noise level. That's it. Computers are relatively noisy. If you move your computer to a more remote location, the reduction in noise level might make your stereo sound better.
That's just an example.
There's no cut-and-dried answer to how the "house acoustic" will affect the sound from your stereo. For some people, it will have no effect. For others, it might have quite a big effect. It probably depends mostly on architecture.
My guess is that closing or opening doors to rooms adjoining the listening room will have a bigger effect on the sound from your stereo than how the mass is arranged in those adjoining rooms.
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