What is the optimal temperature/humidity for audio


I have often wondered how the climate inside the listening room affects the overall performance of audio playback. I have found on many occasions that my system sounds best on a hot and humid summer night. I supppose that the density of the air acts as some sort of acoustic filter in certain conditions. What are your thoughts?
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The gentleman, Nrchy, is entitled to his opinion of cd players. I don't call a guy a jerk if he happens to like anchovie pizza and I don't. It's often the person doing the name calling that most resembles the accusation made.
Sorry biker dude, I wrote my 12-4 post backwards. Low humidity, or very dry air makes a system sound dry and brittle... my mistake!!!

What do you ride? I have two of my bikes pictured in 'my system.'

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When the environment gets cold and frosty around you, it is definitely optimal.

Immerse yourself in music, as nothing improves the mood more than a great listening session. Forget the worries of the day and the constant stress from spouse, family and job. It beats alcohol and is better than any drug in existence! Descend into the cave and return re-envigorated - with all the more energy and patience to help those around you.

....Zen and the Art of Audio System Maintenance