Don’t want to freak you out…

You know, after reading endless posts about this and that…

I'd like you to turn on your system on and put your fingers behind your upper ear lobes and bring them forward an 1/8th of an inch or so …

Maybe what you have really been looking for all of these years are differently shaped ears?

william53b01-15-2022 5:57am

william53b OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 211 posts 01-17-2022 at 12:47am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete @snilf Yeah, you do want to block certain noises from the side and the back if your in an imperfect room. You’re just not reading the posts here, you’re not getting it. Your response indicates that you have not read any of the posts, and is an auto-knee jerk bleat. Science up.
audioman58 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 3,878 posts 01-17-2022 at 10:04am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I don’t see or have any issues , and yes the speaker type can have a direct correlation how you hear it a standard direct reflecting speaker has the most potential issues with reflection ,I have room panels to the rear ,up behind, and on first reflection ,as well as in front rug for bounce reflection all this helps with hearing without all these added reflections , the MBL Omni directional speaker is the easiest for the ear to except for it generates all around and if you ever heard them setup properly would be amazed.
dreas Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 86 posts 01-17-2022 at 11:44am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete All these years... who knew?
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