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In Reply to: Yet another problem room.. posted by deilenberger on March 2, 2012 at 10:07:56:
I see no reason you cannot just get the mmg's and a tight little sub for <45hz (do NOT use the sub above that in this room!), and just flat out do nearfield listening. it works, though some despise it. Some even use small maggies almost as if they were huge headphones!
maggies being so light, you can always slide them in and about. The most fruitful and ez situation seems to be a smallish listening triangle, roughly 6 feet a side apparently.
See, the thing is, you *will* find a certain triangle that will lock in the room, especially if you get a sub to then also lock in at the sub frequencies.
It can be done. It is not hard. Naysayers shall be naysayers.
/ optimally proportioned triangles are our friends
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