Great systems in butt-ugly rooms


I know I'm not the only one thinking this, but there are
some ass ugly rooms housing some of these great systems.
We may have great ears, but we have no sense when it comes
to making our rooms look good, with a few exceptions, of course. Any comments?
JP
jorgeparrapuppy
Yioryos: Great point you bring up that needs some clarification. And yes, I'm still laughing!
1) The girlfriends are mutual friends of ours.
It's a long story.....my wife is 13 yrs. my senior.
2) I haven't had her take the pix for uploading here
because a key piece of my system is in the shop getting
pumped full of antibiotics. I should have it back next
week, at which time i'll put the wifey to work.
Oops, sorry chaps got the name mixed up I meant to say Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen. He is for those interested a top British Interior Designer who is rather flamboyant, bit like pastor jeremiah wright albeit in a different line of work.
I would agree that a system should match the room it is in, after all, why spend all the money and not get the most out of it.

However, sometimes we move to a new house or for some reason or another move our system to a room that is less then ideal and hope that things will improve. One doesn't always sell a whole system just because one needs to move it to a less the ideal room.

I like the idea of listening in the dark since there are no distractions, so why care about what the room looks like.

By the way, have any of you guys ever seen your lady in a cluttered garage and all you noticed in that room was her???? Even over the wondeful system that lives in that room ;)