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Re: Furniture & Room Sound [message #69405 is a reply to message #69391]

Thu, 08 September 2011 21:32

gofar99
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Hi, It does so in a big way. Sometimes it is to great advantage - if you have a very reflective room some overstuffed furniture can tame it. If the room is fine as is and you add some of the same type of furniture then you can end up with rather dull sound. This is a problem with HT setups as the norm seems to be lots of fluffy furnishings. Good to sit on Smile

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Good Listening
Bruce

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