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In Reply to: Odd listening chair placement posted by Kythyn on April 29, 2017 at 08:00:16:
You have such a good room for MMG's - And a blank Canvas. Remember your MMG's are easily moved for prime listening. and the Listening seat can be moved as well. That said, corner listening is not that good for "the magic"
as the direct and first reflection come close in time, effecting the sound. the sound. Don't spend a lot on treatments until you are satisfied. Play around with moving your listening seat and the loudspeaker positions once you get the room furnished. Don't be afraid to try extreme toe in or even "toe out" speaker angles... Use Mono (band limited pink noise - if you can) to try and get the center image locked in first. Play some music (Mono again) and get the timbre right on the the instruments. Take notes, draw pictures - use masking tape to mark furniture and speaker positions.
MOST IMPORTANT: Have fun with this - It's all about the optimism and the goal of feeling good about the sound your are getting.
"The hardest thing of all is to find a black cat in a dark room, especially if there is no cat" - Confucius
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- RE: Odd listening chair placement - BigguyinATL 08:13:54 05/01/17 (1)
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