General Asylum: Is more refined equipment more prone to room/ acoustic problems than cheaper equipment? and other ramblings. by dave123456@mail.com General audio topics that don't fit into specific categories.

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Posted by dave123456@mail.com (A ) on January 2, 2005 at 19:04:38

Im asking because after doing some switching around I found that my cheap MTX speakers seemed much less problematic of room placement than my PSB Stratus Mini speakers. I know that ive made a thread similiar to this and dont want to seem like im asking the same questions over and over, but this is somewhat a different question. I am curious because my room acoustics are HORRIBLE, in between the two rooms that i can use, one a 10x10 cube and the other a large living room which has horrible problems of its own : glass windows, a raised dining room with dining room table computer etc, and several other objects that destroy any hope of good sound, i cannot really do much to improve my acoustics in any room besides some small diy treatment stuff. If this is true than i may as well just give up on building a semi good system and just use either the Cambridge integrated amp that i have or the Onkyo reciever and either do a driver swap on my mtx's or get some bigger less refined speakers than the psb's that will match better with my amp's, get a tt and just forget about audio for awhile untill i become a millionaire and buy my own house. Id like some guidance on what to do and maybe some tips and tricks, thanks.

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