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Best Bang For The Buck I've Ever Spent

Recently installed the Primacoustic London 12 acoustic panel kit purchased from Sweetwater.
Install couldn't have been easier, just a few hours.
Made sure to cover all first reflection points front wall/ceiling/side walls/rear wall.
Less than $800.00, free shipping, no tax, delivered to my home.
Have a dedicated listening room, a dedicated AC line, and have spent many hours on speaker and listening seat positions.
The packaging from Primacoustic was first-rate.
The service from Sweetwater was too.
The difference in resolution was startling.
FWIW, IMO, before anyone spends $ on another piece of gear, spend it on sound treatments.
I'm sure glad I did.
Happy listening...

Tom
tomcarr
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cbalmeida
3 posts
 
Show us a picture after the installation! Unfurtonely, 800 is pretty much to spend on "things" my wife won't let me place in the living room.
tomcarr OP
1,473 posts
 
@goheelz, @cbalmeida,

Thank you for the interest. Pictures to follow...

Tom








lancelock
1,085 posts
 
My Linear Tube Audio MZ2. I have never owned such a high performing component for so little $. It is the Swiss Army knife of audio. A world class preamp, head phone amp and a 1 watt power amp. From David Berning and Mark Schneider.
lpretiring
429 posts
 
Cbalmeida,

There are all kinds of decorative panels available nowadays from many quality companies.

Be creative. Where there is a will, there is a way!

    LP
terry9
2,244 posts
 
No contest on this. Resonance damping adhesive pads, used on drum kits, for my tonearm. Cost $10 for a significant difference.

For a component, the Trans-Fi air bearing tonearm at $1000.

For accessory, ultrasound.
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