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RE: stuck with a cube shaped room

Posted by jimgrocecfp@hotmail.com on January 17, 2008 at 07:52:02:
Thanks very much for the detailed reply. Will probably start with bass traps in the front corners. I have two more questions if you don't mind;

- what is it about treating 1st reflection points that I may not like? I really like detail, imaging, and really enjoy hearing the soundstage extend outside the speakers. I guess I like everything! (incidentally I hear the soundstage often extending on the right side where the boundary is bare drywall, almost never on the left where the boundary is a large blinds-covered window)

- a more loaded question....is there any particular brand I should consider? echo buster vs realtraps vs eigth nerve etc.