How many members have climate controlled listening rooms


I found the magic temperature is 66-68 and humidity 48. I have a little portable AC supplement my central AC. When I had my old central AC and ductwork ripped out this week it took them from Wed to 7:30 Friday night to get it going. Temps got to over 80 and was very humid around 62 percent. My system did sound more shrill. I will admit I do have some other factors to consider. Breaking in a new preamp, CD player speaker cables ,power cable to CD player and a new dedicated line burning in. Ok thats a lot to consider but over time I have noticed temperature and humidity are not to be discounted. Right now the house is a cool 71. My listening room is 68 with 52 humidity and my stereo has never sounded better. Have you noticed hi end dealers have their buildings very cool. Or is that just me,
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Oh i need to check that out. i just had a new AC and thermastat installed last week. I also have a humidifier I use in the winter months
Where's your thermostat.  In My house, there was too much variation in temp/humidity, so I got a thermostat with remote sensors that communicate on line....very much better. (Ecobee)
My home has central heating/cooling, which means my listening room is climate controlled.  
I have not noticed a difference in sound based on temps and humidity, but I do make sure my AC is not running while listening in the summer.  The sound of the motor of the compressor can be heard throughout the house as a low rumble and I find it distracting.  Also the air movement from the blower seems to affect my experience in that I don't like the feel of the air turbulence in the room while listening. 
What I usually do on very warm days is run the AC for an hour before listening and then turn it off.  Our house stays cool for up to 8 hours once it's cooled down. so this works well for me.