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In Reply to: I wasn't the speaker size that caused her to insist that we buy a house where my system wasn't in the living room posted by Norm on November 24, 2006 at 20:54:22:
Hi.My wife does not. Me neither.
That's why once I moved in my house 17 years ago, I built my house basement into my audio den, with acoustical drop ceiling & wall-to-wall carpet & floor-to-ceiling all-round wall cladding (glass-wool filled voids.
Despite my music paradise occupies many hundred feet floor area, I am still using my vintage KEF 2-way bookshelf speakers, I DIY bi-wire modified & upgraded.
I don't believe in large speakers. I've auditioned a musically jaw- dropping sound system tagged for 400,000 greenback dollars with speakers slightly larger than bookself size. So? Speaker size is not an issue at all for musical sound when done right.
I want my home sweet home look immaculate upstairs where my family & me enjoy, & my neatly arranged HiFi downstairs in my basement parlour for my rusting ears. I shut the basement door before music starts to minimize sound disturbance going upstairs. I make the best of both worlds.
We got to be considerate & caring not only for our own hobby, but for others too.
c-J
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Follow Ups
- Not many wives tolerate homes looked like a lab. - cheap-Jack 08:47:34 11/27/06 (2)
- I guess it depends on what it takes to satisfies your desires. - Norm 17:07:47 11/28/06 (1)
- You're lucky.... - cheap-Jack 11:59:37 11/29/06 (0)
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