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Who wants a listening room in their house, when you can have a separate LISTENING BARN?  (Click for masturbatory post/spec out)
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Blistex posted:He has the same acoustic tiles that are on the wall in the raised parts of the ceiling (you can see them in the first picture). Naturally the rug and the furniture will help, and I think the giant shelves of vinyl will make a difference as well (CD cases might even be ok). The room also has interesting geometry to it (I'm looking at the angles, juts, and those weird columns built into the walls to the left and right of the chair), and I would not be surprised if he had an expert design it to give him better results without having to sacrifice sound quality too much. Then again he's also the kind of guy that would probably have mentioned it if an expert did plan the room to have better acoustics. He did http://cgi.audioasylum.com/systems/663.html posted:the room is purpose designed as a 2 channel listening room by Chris Huston of Rives Audio.
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