While we don't have 1/3 octave EQ and a curve to shoot for, we can still fine tune our rooms to sound "right". A little absorption here and some diffusion over there can make a monumental difference in a room.
After all, a modest system in a "good" room can easily outperform upscale, expensive equipment in a bad one.”
https://hometheaterhifi.com/volume_9_2/feature-article-curves-6-2002.html
An oldie, but still a goodie article, brings a little perspective & history back. Even then, as I opined above, it still takes a little “tuning” to the get that porridge just right.
After all, a modest system in a "good" room can easily outperform upscale, expensive equipment in a bad one.”
https://hometheaterhifi.com/volume_9_2/feature-article-curves-6-2002.html
An oldie, but still a goodie article, brings a little perspective & history back. Even then, as I opined above, it still takes a little “tuning” to the get that porridge just right.
