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RE: Rob's room 3

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I'm sure your speakers are not too big, but the setup could be improved. Symmetry is very important, and having a larger distance to the wall behind you is important too. Openings are good, especially in the rear. This article will probably help you further:

How to set up a room

Note the importance of absorption at the side-wall (and ceiling) reflection points. This means you should not things like have CD shelves along those parts of the walls.

--Ethan

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