Speakers that sound great in terrible rooms

Just going to say give these guy's a shot. Dumped my Sonus Faber Olymlica II for the the Celest and zero regrets and this is an American Company that is run by musicians.  

/https://parttimeaudiophile.com/2020/03/01/raven-audio-celest-speakers-review
https://www.ravenaudio.com/product/celest-tower-audiophile-speakers/

Linkwitz Lab

Tall line source designs. Maybe the Sanders ESL. Diffusion on the wall behind the speakers.

Simulate and build to exact dimensions. The room has a unique quality as soon as you enter it - a quality to the silence. Music sounds good too.

That's my solution.

@erik_squires ...I've got a heater to contend with, so I hear your pain. ;)

..and then the ambient temp goes up...AC racket, yay..."It's always Something...."

@jsandman...Well, Walsh (and Ohms) do respond better to 'carefully treated spaces' because they're omnis..and depend on the room but in a different fashion.

Played loudly in a small space isn't something to recommend....unless you're not 'playing for nuance', *G*

At that point, you may as well put a dog door on the speaker enclosure and get in....;)

'Drive those demons away with dB's...' 😜