Mahgister ...
The lengths we go to in order to improve our sound systems seem rather silly to many. But ... proper tweaking can really make the difference between a so-so system and one that approaches world-class.
You mentioned using copper foil. I have small copper foil strips around the edges of my large living room (the listening room) windows. Same thing with the artwork on the walls. They are covered with glass and are a reflective surface. Same with the glass fronts on the built-in cabinets in the adjoining dining room. Tim Mrock, the owner of Perfect Path Technologies turned me on to that tweak about two years ago, and it did help with the SQ.
Frank
The lengths we go to in order to improve our sound systems seem rather silly to many. But ... proper tweaking can really make the difference between a so-so system and one that approaches world-class.
You mentioned using copper foil. I have small copper foil strips around the edges of my large living room (the listening room) windows. Same thing with the artwork on the walls. They are covered with glass and are a reflective surface. Same with the glass fronts on the built-in cabinets in the adjoining dining room. Tim Mrock, the owner of Perfect Path Technologies turned me on to that tweak about two years ago, and it did help with the SQ.
Frank