An Odd Question


What if any is the sonic impact of having multiple (3) acoustic guitars on stands in your listening room? Is stereo imaging or other audible parameters impacted? 
mysterioso1

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Fretwraps ...new to me...sounds like an easy solution to this issue. Thanks. I'll explore.
oldjazzer...The D-18 must be unreal...pre-war D-18's are the finest acoustic guitars I've played.  Wad the effect of the 8 guitars obvious, buzzing or sympathetic resonance, or was it more subtle? My culprits, if they are messing with me at all,  are a 97 D -42, a 69 O 16NY, and a Collings OM2H.
Thanks for the feedback ! My sense is that whatever limited impact the guitars might have on the audio, the value of having them playable at arms  length wins the battle.
  • Thats true...capo would just raise the pitch, not really address the issue.  Good point...Now I'm fiddling with where in the room the guitars should be...limited options based on space and room shape... Maybe I just accept the idea that the stereo gets good vibes from the guitars and vice versa!
I'm willing to keep a capo on the strings - there's often one there anyway. Plugging the soundholes - not so much. Too much of a pain for my lazy self. This is truly what is referred to as a first world problem !
Noble100...No apology needed ! I'm with you! So much craziness now...hopefully our love of music/audio provides some relief.