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In Reply to: Room treatments posted by JayG on June 7, 2006 at 15:54:28:
Unless I am mistaken, the typical union rules prohibit the exhibitor from carrying in an excess of things.Did you read the point about shipping or flying in with stuff?
It doesn't matter how light or portable the room treatments are; we are not talking about an extra six CDs. So there's real money involved. Do you even know what it cost to show at one of these things?
Now, some exhibitors just go ahead and spend the money, just as some audiophiles do in their dedicated rooms. (I do agree with your implicit point that some demonstrators are just too clueless to do things correctly. At the last NY show, Ascendo didn't seem to realize their speakers had virtually no center fill as positioned. People like that might as well not bother with room treatments...but that doesn't mean having room treatments is cheeep.)
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