[Scott Dorsey]

Barry wrote:

this is getting out of hand

can't one just buy some good speakers, set a few bricks on them and go

No. The room and the speakers form a system together, and they need to
be integrated together. Speakers that are "good" in isolation may be
terrible in your room. A room which is "good" as a live studio may be
terrible with your speakers.

I can appreciate a few tweaks but 1,000's of dollars just to find a
flat spot?

For the most part, expect to budget as much in acoustical design and
monitoring system design for a studio as for all of the rest of the
equipment put together.

I PLAY IT BEHIND MY NECK, ILL STAND ON IT AND PLAY IT BACKWARDS
I CAN SWAP LEFT AND RIGHT HAND TASKS...

HELL WITH IT

That's fine, but how does it sound?
--scott

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