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What to do if your record player can only go in the corner?

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I have no other option but to have my turntable stand in the corner of the room opposite from the loudspeakers, so the loudspeakers are firing towards, but not directly at, it. I can't hear any issues when listening to music at normal volumes but I can feel vibrations on the turntable cover (the freestanding cover doesn't stay on the turntable when in use) if I put my hand on it, so I know that soundwaves are definitely hitting the general area.

Is there anything I could do to reduce whatever effects this may be having? I was wondering if putting some sort of absorbtion panels on the walls behind and to the side of the turntable might be beneficial?

Does anyone have any suggestions (besides move the turntable, as this is not an option)? Is there anything I can make myself to helf fix this?

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RE: What to do if your record player can only go in the corner? - David Aiken 16:06:56 11/03/09 (0)
RE: Is there anything I can do myself to help fix this? - KlausR. 04:50:46 11/03/09 (0)

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