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I think we ALL get that...

SOLD! for that price, free shipping should be included.

Oh nice... Im buyin them

Looks great.... at a good price. GL

I wish I could do wood working...

Specifically for 2 channel listening? Is price a major concern? Have you considered the RB series bookshelfs?

I missed it, its actually $8.33+ ea (not $9.33) for the room and $.67 for the bell hop, that means the left over fraction was amortized over the three of them and went to the hotel because the bell hop only took $2.00. The fallacy was that there was a dollar. I think I was actually correct. So much for trying to do this math in my head.

The hotel has it... each guest actually paid in excess of $9.33ea.

My god.... that's thats a beautifully perfect Belle. Did I read you correctly... 600sqft and Belles? That will saturate you for sure, you will love them.

Lol... oops. I dont even see it anymore, it's just art to me. Oil on canvas from 1935 btw

Thanks guys... I have to qualify my original post a bit... mid-range and high frequency are just superb after deans help. They are extremely transparrent and demensional, I was kind of concerned mainly low frequency bloat and distortion. I might be waxing lyrical with much ado about nothing, because truthfully, I am really happy right now... I was just thinking about trying to squeeze out a few more % of sound quality before having to get really spendy. There maybe nothing to gain here

actually... those rugs belong on the wall. I designed them to be wall hangings/tapestries, but I don't have the gear to hang them right now.

Dean knows exactly who I am...

Okay... I'll put up or shut up. here is the room in question. it opens to one side that is the kitchen and that shoots down towards the front door. On the other side I have curtains that are always closed so that might consume some reflections, but the back wall is a huge blank space and the room is wedge shaped from front (9') to back (12')... and I do have plants Dean

by the way... that is merely a reference picture, not my room.

good info in here so far... let me think a bit more.

the room is straight line wedge shaped and opens up towards the LP. back wall is 12' front wall is 9' and it makes that transition over 20' that back wall is 12'x25' at least of solid reflective space. I am sure I am getting a lot of reflection in that room even though speakers are toed in at about 25º-30º to behind the LP.

I dont really need patterning... or "pictures", but texture would be cool. I mean... what is the specified purpose? to cut down on reflections and reverberations or to control and aim the reflections?

that's just it... I don't even know what questions to ask. one thing is for certain, i dont like treatments that look like treatments or home made.

yes indeed.. very nice

here, for those that can not see it... I hosted it.

help Frodites... Teach me About Room Treatments please. I am talking about effective and good looking as well as strategic placement and why. or if you can point me in a direction to research I would appreciate it. resources etc.