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In Reply to: RE: Shifting instruments and room layout posted by pistonengine on March 1, 2012 at 23:43:48:
Well, it is just past 3am here and I was about to sign off...so my pistons may be misfiring...
- With the setup here, room width 12' (25'long), the sounsdstage can be larger than the room, in all 3 directions in front of me. The walls can vanish. I use a tweeter-in config but tried tweeter-out for a while just to evaluate. The stage width is just as good with either but tweeter-in is sharper and more focused here.
- Tweeter-in's stage here is deeper. Again, room config and size may play a role.
- We will get to the panels later but I do worry a little about the current placement. My initial thought is that light treatments will be better. The panels, at least experimentally, may turn out to be better on the wall behind you, on the right. Their absorption may help balance against the open space to the dining room. In addition, you could wind up with better dynamic punch. If it worked, a prettier alternative may be mandated later, unless you are single...:-))
- In the meantime, I have to figure out how you can take advantage of a room feature that we partially share; the truncated corner on one side. In my case, I had to match it on the other side, and it became an asset. You can't fully do so. We'll have to be creative.
And now it is 3:30am...later!
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- RE: Shifting instruments and room layout - JBen 00:27:32 03/02/12 (0)
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