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In Reply to: RE: Odd listening chair placement posted by Kythyn on May 4, 2017 at 05:47:03:
don't remove the blinds. They are acoustically useful to help partially break up window reflections when they are in the open position..
You can get full length curtains and a wall to wall curtain rod placed in front of the blinds. The curtains do not need to be fully "populated" and you can have two panels that would be hung in the center behind you when you are listening and to the sides when you are not. You can add panels as necessary for the curtain's use as an acoustic treatment, or as a curtain.
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