I think if people focus on first reflection points with some absorption, then go for bass traps, they can make some big differences in the room and improve sound tremendously. A dead room is no good as is the reverse, hard reflection surfaces everywhere.
One small point, getting a room right does not mean the speakers sound good. Flawed speakers are still flawed. They may even sound more flawed than before. (A bass light speaker might not sound bass light in a room with serious low end resonance problems).
Brad
One small point, getting a room right does not mean the speakers sound good. Flawed speakers are still flawed. They may even sound more flawed than before. (A bass light speaker might not sound bass light in a room with serious low end resonance problems).
Brad