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In Reply to: Re: DIY Room Lenses and how do the sound react to different speakers based on their designs?? posted by Jon Risch on August 17, 2000 at 16:37:17:
the reaction of the RL with those types of speakers. When originally reviewed in Stereophile and other magazines, they don't considered those interactions, maybe because everyone was using conventional speakers. Not that it is bad, considering the investment and fun related to the project, but it is a consideration to take in count before compromising with it. My friends founding, not in the conventional way of placing them, but to make like a moving wall placing them in line to one open side of his listenning position was a lucky guess that convinced him to make a set.He get more information and everything get in place, maybe because he lost information before to one side of the room ( setting contrains ).Thanks again to you and all the inmates for sharing information.
Jose.
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- Thanks Jon. It is really helpful to know..... - Jose Garcia 17:44:37 08/17/00 (0)
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