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| Room treatment-I was afraid of this Milpai, despite being a member for 16 years here I've never figured out how to post photos or even a description my system. Probably not that hard. I'll take a shot at it one of these days. You have a lovely system and room. Have you tried moving... | |
| Room treatment-I was afraid of this Oops, should've included that the 15' wall is the front wall. The speakers are nearly in the corners much like Mapman suggested. The corner is occupied by a bass trap | |
| Room treatment-I was afraid of this Good morning pmotz. The room is 15x19x7'8". I have the speaker baffles 32" from front wall and 39" from sidewalls. My chair, now the only piece of furniture-got rid of everything else-is 82" from front wall. Near field. Now using 14 GIK panels/tr... | |
| Room treatment-I was afraid of this Thanks for the responses. Yes, going down to 15x19 was an awakening. I have since removed all furniture except my listening chair. I did experiment with a half dozen IC's and SC's a couple years ago, but that was before the move. Running Grover Hu... | |
| Two experiments in acoustics for fun I just treated my room with a full suite of goodies from GIK. Also re-oriented speaker and listening position per their recommendations. Glorious results initially. Then things fell apart last night. Turned out it was a very large exercise ball ... | |
| Need replacement woofers for my ProAc Response Twos Try Madisound. I needed a scan speak midrange. They sent it in a couple days. | |
| "Cracked Rear View" Disclaimer, I call my consulting business, Through Your Hands. I tell everyone he writes lyrics for grown ups and then rocks out like a kid. Been a big fan for years. 9-10 shows around the country-my daughter has taken me twice so a couple generat... | |
| Who are the most underground high-end companies Chapman Audio | |
| Blind squirrels and such-Ncore 400 Well I went ahead and rebuilt them. I used a lighted magnifying glass and better bits and parts. Still can't solder worth a darn but it works. I am imagining that I hear a little bit smoother response. Could be just that, my imagination. Next ste... | |
| Has anyone heard the Vandersteen Quattro wood CT Yes, but not in a familiar room or kit. I've owned the 1's and the 2's and have a friend with 5's. So I'm biased. The Quattro wood is one of few speakers I've heard that I'd consider over my Chapman's. Very engaging and emotionally moving. Can go ... | |
| Does anyone else think this I recently assembled a vintage system for my son and daughter-in-law. 40 year old Pioneer integrated and tuner, Sonograph CD and Fried speakers. He is thrilled, his wife even more so. So there's hope. Assembled a system for my daughter and son-in-... | |
| What is Best SS AMP for $2000 and under? Just a note on Frank Van Alstine. I've had a chance to visit his shop (the basement of his home at the time) in Burnsville. A fine gentleman and delightful music for reasonable money. I've owned various things from him over the years and have been... | |
| Chapman Speakers? I remain deeply satisfied with my T77SE's after nearly eight years. Long tenure for me. Haven't heard anything I'd rather have unless out of reach, like the Sonus Faber's last week that made me weep. But they were $76K. I could cry. Guess I'll jus... | |
| some of the best speaker cables under $250 2nd giving the Huffman's a try. They knocked out all the other contenders in my system. Who knows what they might do for yours. | |
| A new home for Chapman T77SE's Well it's now 2014 and the Chapmans still reside in the big rig-the longest tenured loudspeaker of my life. Went to audition some local offerings from $5K-$25K. Liked the $5K the best(Maggies)although would not live with the low end for long witho... |