References available on real life room "tuning"?

If windows are part of the problem Marigo Tuning dots really do work and are about the size of a 50 cent piece - one per small window, 2-4 on large windows

"If windows are part of the problem Marigo Tuning dots really do work and are about the size of a 50 cent piece - one per small window, 2-4 on large windows"

Gimme a break. Is there *any* scientific evidence proving the effectiveness of these dots? I've yet to see any.

And as for folks sprinkling dots on their speakers drivers - this has to be one of the dumbest things I've ever seen. Speaker engineers spend countless hours endeavoring to reduce the mass of their drivers. And some audiophile comes along and ruins their science by *adding* mass to the drivers.

If these dots really provided *any* benefit, don't you think that the speaker engineers would use them? Have you *ever* seen a speaker that came with dots from the factory?

Think about it...

-RW-

Why not start by subtracting pieces of furniture and ornaments
and things on the wall. You might be able to hear a difference by
addressing the "mess" this way.

Attitude is important, too. You could suggest to your partner
that this is just an experiment, and encourage her to keep
an open mind while you explore different possibilities, together.
Set aside a few hours for this project, and keep it fun.

Change the positioning of your speakers and try a new location
from which you listen to music.

You can also look at pictures of other systems, on this site.
Jim Smith's book, "Get Better Sound" is bound to help, too.

If you find you have need to absorb or diffuse on the walls you can wrap foam or diffusing panels in attractive fabric.Carpet tiles may work too,check out "Flor's" website.

RW Have you talked to the Marigo fellow? He has good rational behind his window dots,is an avid and knowledgeable music lover, and offers his product with a no question guarantee. Have you tried them yourself? If not you might watch shooting off at the mouth when you have little but prejudice to share. And even if you feel obligated to share you perhaps you can find a way to do so courteously.