If you have a nice system why do you really need room treatments?

I'm not the smartest chip on the block and tend to be very slow at learning things but this thread has really been enlightening.  Fortunately I have a really nice wool rug and that's very helpful if I could only put it on the ceiling.  Maybe I need one of these diffusers although I may have to get a lot of them to be something meaningful since one or two probably don't do much.  All I read about acoustical measurements involved dedicated rooms that don't have furniture and that's not very helpful I like to see rooms that have lots of furniture stuff going on and then hear about decisions made to do some sound panels

There are so many really smart people contributing on this website. I was able to create this lovely comment through dictation and only touching the screen a couple times. You learn to speak more clearly and consider more carefully what you're saying when you dictate because if you screw up it's a bitch to edit

I’ve been in audio for 60 years, and haven’t corrected a room yet. 

@tonywinga 

+1on beautiful and wool rug.

I lived more than 50 years without correcting any room me too ... 😊

I’ve been in audio for 60 years, and haven’t corrected a room yet.

But unlike you i discovered and learned by experiments why and how i was wrong .😁

Most of the times because most room need it unbeknownst to the lazy owner or unbeknownst to those who anyway are unable to do it because it is a living room and they are married,

It is  most of the times the result of acoustics basic science ignorance coupled often to gear price fetichism upgrading obsession ... 😁

Sorry... I learned it the hard way ... 😊

@emergingsoul ,

Why don't you post your system pics and show how it is done? Maybe we all can learn something from you!