“...a seemingly poorly designed room CAN sound amazing.”
Maybe to your ears, but the sound by objective measures is not amazing. Distortion can sound subjectively good, but its not correct and is something to be avoided.
A room with one side wall absent cannot by definition sound amazing. Using conventional two-channel dynamic drivers, imaging will be hopelessly messed up in such a case. Unless one is listening in the extreme near-field, which defeats the purpose of setting up a six-figure ‘big’ system in a large room.
I’m guessing at least half of the posters here would go ballistic at the sight of the word ‘correct’. But there are correct and incorrect ways to set up a room; there’s no getting around the laws of physics.
“Some of the supposedly best designed rooms are often horrible sounding.”
No. A correctly constructed and outfitted room will sound right, by definition.
To focus on something relatively minor like cables, while ignoring the laws of acoustics, is something else to be avoided.
Maybe to your ears, but the sound by objective measures is not amazing. Distortion can sound subjectively good, but its not correct and is something to be avoided.
A room with one side wall absent cannot by definition sound amazing. Using conventional two-channel dynamic drivers, imaging will be hopelessly messed up in such a case. Unless one is listening in the extreme near-field, which defeats the purpose of setting up a six-figure ‘big’ system in a large room.
I’m guessing at least half of the posters here would go ballistic at the sight of the word ‘correct’. But there are correct and incorrect ways to set up a room; there’s no getting around the laws of physics.
“Some of the supposedly best designed rooms are often horrible sounding.”
No. A correctly constructed and outfitted room will sound right, by definition.
To focus on something relatively minor like cables, while ignoring the laws of acoustics, is something else to be avoided.