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Posted by Jer on 09/19/06 15:21
matt@mailinator.com wrote:
> Jer wrote:
>
>> I thought the same thing until I learned the speakers could be mounted
>> in-wall with a cover grille that looks like a picture, subs are the end
>> tables, wiring in-wall or under carpet.
>
> i live in a restored 100-year old creole double. the walls are all
> original 3-layer plaster & lathe -- one does not mount speakers in or
> on them. the floors are also original oak wide planks, no carpets to
> speak of. so as i said -- for me, any such installations are unsuitable
> to my decor, tastes, and preferences. your milage may vary.
>
> why this is such a difficult concept for poor khee to come to grips
> with is beyond understanding.
>
>
> matt
>
Okay, given the details of your situation, I'd have to agree that it's
not an area conducive to a home-theater experience. Extensive
renovations would be necessary just to provide a minimally acceptable
acoustic signature of the room. Some people don't consider that others
don't have carpeting and acoustically compliant walls, optimal equipment
locations and seating arrangements. Some, like yourself, actually live
in a real house, not the neo-boxes of today's suburbia. Your place
sounds wonderful. Can we interest you in an add-on room in the back?
<grin>
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jer
email reply - I am not a 'ten'
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