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In Reply to: RE: Odd listening chair placement posted by BigguyinATL on May 1, 2017 at 08:13:54:
IMHO 'BigguyinATL' has offered the best advise. You should start by trying different arrangements without any wall treatment, etc. which are convenient with your living requirements. Keep in mind that the equilateral method involving the distances between the speakers and listening seat might be worthwhile to try.
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