I was recently reading an article on how to improve or isolate sound and I have a question - Is it always necessary to have a large room to get the perfect sound?
I don't think so chatzy. Don't you get more sound reflections when the room is large? I think it depends on the kind of surfaces in the room as well as the placement of the sound equipment.
That sounds like something you might need a sound engineer to figure out. I've always known that all those things make a difference to the quality of the sound you get, but personally I've never worried too much about that.
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