Now that guy is all the way in.
I believe at last count his gear was worth around $250,000 not including records.
Now that guy is all the way in.
If you did that it throw of the symmetry of the room and most especially of the soundstage.
That is not a frivolous response.
Some other members didn't agree it would seem...
http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=535221
Seriously? Maybe he should have just purchased a three cushion couch instead.
Seriously? Maybe he should have just purchased a three cushion couch instead.
The intensity and dexterity he has mastered everything and is devoted every day to a repetitive ritual, its just mind boggling to me. Its not the money he spent that is the wow factor. People spend that much on their annual Maybach maintenance or special Ferrari disk breaks.
Actually I've been faced with the same sort of dilemma. I would very much like to replace the single chair in the sweet spot with a sofa or a love seat. Although the sofa seats three and has a centrally located cushion it's too wide for my purposes. I've considered a love seat with an thin extra cushion for solitary listening to keep away from the "crack" syndrome. Placing a love seat off center is out of the question.
Yes, but that's not stereo.
Before I did a reno in my basement I had the same problem. We had a three seat sofa that barely fit, and the sweet spot was not aimed at a cushion position. If I had a night of listening time by myself I would often remove a cushion and push the others over so I was in the sweet spot.
Not to go all Dr. Sheldon Cooper or anything, but I thought it was funny that the money and effort that was put into the system didn't extend to the seat. Part of sitting down after a hard day with great music, an awesome system, and a glass of wine, is the sitting.
Maybe the seating solution lies in the way the McLaren F1 handles seating.:scratch2:
Actually I've been faced with the same sort of dilemma. I would very much like to replace the single chair in the sweet spot with a sofa or a love seat. Although the sofa seats three and has a centrally located cushion it's too wide for my purposes. I've considered a love seat with an thin extra cushion for solitary listening to keep away from the "crack" syndrome. Placing a love seat off center is out of the question.
Not sure what your style is, but you can get plenty of sofas without divided up cushions
^ This one's from CB2