ToxicBug wrote:
Trust me, I'm well aware of the acoustics. The speakers are pointed this way because that's how I can still hear them well when I'm sitting at the desk. They're actually pointing 2.5 ft behind me. I move back for serious listening, so that it creates an equilateral triangle (almost, anyway). My room's shape is retarded, so I'm not gonna bother treating it. When I'll move to a new apt, I'll make sure I have a good room to work with and I'll set everything up properly and spend some money on room treatment. I also need to adjust my sub with an SPL meter. As I said, at this point I'm not doing anything serious, I got this setup for entertainment and it definitely delivers on that!
BTW, I got three monitors for gaming, no way that I'm going to get rid of one of them!
Aye aye, sounds good It's definitely a nice setup, just needs some minor tweaking is all. And like I said, unless you really get into music creation, it's not super important. If you really wanna get nerdy, you could get a pink noise generator and see how your room reacts.
My room is horrible. I've spent a while trying to figure out where to put my sub, but a lot of bass still gathers in the corners (all 7 of them) and is uneven around the room. I'm thinking about getting a second sub to put in the right corner because it should even out the sound, but then it will be even more difficult to access the balcony. Also, my wallet still hurts from all the stuff that you see in the pic and yet I haven't even upgraded my PC to run games at 7680x1440 (waiting nVidia to release their flagship 28nm cards).
This sucks though, because right now I can clearly localize my sub and it's pissing me off.
Underpants? wrote:bose lifestyle t20-ish something something, which I'm happier overall with than the sony da5500es / boston acoustics MCS100 in the basement.
got some new satellites - DefTech Promonitor 1000's to replace the Titans. They're about half the size and sound very nearly as good. They lose a little on the low end, but not much.