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Is your listening room acoustically treated?

Poll: Is your listening room acoustically treated?
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I have a dedicated, professionally treated room
1.92%
 2 1.92%
I have a dedicated room I treated myself
13.46%
 14 13.46%
I listen in the living room but it's well treated
14.42%
 15 14.42%
I listen in the living room and it has no room treatment but it sound ok because of all the stuff in it
49.04%
 51 49.04%
I listen in a living room that sounds pretty ordinary
21.15%
 22 21.15%
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Is your listening room acoustically treated?
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07-Apr-2019, 20:48
Installed 2 PSI Audio AVAA absorbers in each corner behind the speakers and they have tightened the bass and dealt with standing waves fairly effectively. They are really designed for recording studios but can successfully be used domestically. I had to do something as swmbo would not cope with conventional bass corner traps.
Cheers,
Bill.
Devialet 1000pro C1. Aurender N10 Wilson Benesch A.C.T. ONE Evolution P1 Naim headline Naim highcap Sennheiser HD 800 Naim Super Lumina speaker cable. Shunyata Delta EF mains cables. 2 PSI AVAA C20 active acoustic absorbers.
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RE: Is your listening room acoustically treated? - by wwm - 07-Apr-2019, 20:48

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