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Well, considering it was 1960

Posted by M3 lover on May 4, 2017 at 09:59:22:
I don't think FLW gave any consideration to an audio application. Even he would have appreciated not to install speakers above and behind the listeners. And all those components came much later.

I'd say that E-Stat ID'ed the receiver and tape deck. Speakers? No idea. Same with that small flat-screen which is positioned where few can see it.

The carpeting may not have even been Wright's intent. I believe he preferred natural flooring materials with a few area rugs.