Yep Bose
But now using Sony loudspeakers as the proper ones didn’t arrive yet!
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No clue about sound systems, chez bee, but I am glad if all is well with them.
Tired bee, off to bed.
Best dreams,
Soo xx
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Gin, Dahlink
You needs Gin
Carinthia.xx
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You are right, my love…
I’ll take it upstairs.
Soo xxxx
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You are in for a treat when they do! (Of course, you’ll have to go through the whole calibration rigmarole again - that’s when you really appreciate an automated system…)
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Will Crawford Howard sound good?
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Surely the acoustics of a living room will change rather a lot depending on how many bodies are where in it?
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All the more reason to get them under the patio sharpish; and besides, scatter-corpses are so passé, dahlink
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That is true wee birdie but I am not sensitive enough to notice such differences.
Did you have a good day out?
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Recycling Bins tonight
Wet & windy too
Sigh
Carinthia.xx
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Depends on the furnishings. High ceiling, wood floor, painted walls - very resonant; introduction of squashy bits can have a significant dampening effect. Carpets, wallpaper, soft chairs - the room will be virtually anechoic. The real issue is standing waves creating peaks - hence the eq adjustment.
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Have you the correct niglygiggle on for bin wrangling?
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Stone walls and flooring with a high wooden ceiling
And no curtains as we are Bengal slaves and recognise the stupidity of trying to make it a soft gentle home
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That Bird was posting while was was havin’ supper…
Home now; very tired, but happy. It was a good day. I expect photies will follow (the bins are pretty much wrangled at this point).
Tired, tired
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It’s all rather academic, TBH. At the sort of volume levels you’d be using at home (in most circumstances!) you won’t really notice anything. The room will be very bright, though, so a decent bit of high-end roll-off won’t do any harm. Again, that’s what the auto-eq is for!
If you still use vinyl, it’s more of an issue—you can get feedback from the cartridge.
All of which reminds me - I really need to get my system out of storage and rebuilt…
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Wash your mouth out, Twellsy
Jade green velvet tonight…
Snell Snyff
Carinthia.xx
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In my old place I had a long narrow room lined with books on both sides. It was great!
I’ll put the photographs up tomorrow, in a bunch of separate posts. Maybe even in a new thread.
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Of course, there are those who don’t really consider it “surround” until you at the very least get to octophony… 
The system I got to play with in Italy was fun:
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Apparently the Heos satellite speakers need access to the web via the router
Gawds radio that needs the interweb is beyond me
What happened on and off switches?
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Oooo
Fresh bread and bacon with butter for the crusts on offer her
We has men clambering over the conservatory roof removing moss and then putting stuff onto the bits of the roof holding up the plexiglass to seal the roof and kill off leaks
Why am I of the opinion that this is not going to cure all leaks?
At least we are no longer lower than the flower bed and so getting water in under the wall!
If it makes it in that way I expect to be long gone before the nice stone terrace erodes away to permit water into the conservatory under it
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