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In Reply to: RE: Attacking the problem at the wrong end posted by RickeyM on February 25, 2011 at 21:31:13:
The idea that you decided to "improve" your speaker positioning and ended up with worse sound is absurd. That is like saying, "I improved the fuel efficiency of my car and got worse gas mileage." It makes no sense.
The OP obviously did not actually explore his setup at all. He just moved stuff around randomly, didn't like what he heard, then thought being a contrarian would prove how clever he was.
It is an objective fact, a matter of logic: you improve your speakers location and positioning, and take care with your room (ie, early reflections, listening chair location) and the sound ipso facto improves.
And, my experience has been, it is the cheapest upgrade in the world. Dedicate the room to sounding good, and obey the simple maxim that is in my sig line:
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Follow Ups
- agree, OP does not make any sense - farfetched 22:13:34 02/26/11 (2)
- RE: agree, OP does not make any sense - magiccarpetride 09:53:35 02/28/11 (1)
- RE: agree, OP does not make any sense - josh358 15:16:04 03/01/11 (0)
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