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From an acoustic standpoint, if you had a rectangular room and had the choice of no front wall or no back wall, which would you choose?
For a stereo setup: I think either could work, but I would side with having the rear open and putting absorption on the front wall.
For a home theater setup: I require a back wall for my full 11 speaker system; correct and symmetrical placement of surround speakers, seats, etc. So the layout gets reversed, leaving the front open. This is interesting for a number of reasons; some good, some bad.
Thoughts?
For a stereo setup: I think either could work, but I would side with having the rear open and putting absorption on the front wall.
For a home theater setup: I require a back wall for my full 11 speaker system; correct and symmetrical placement of surround speakers, seats, etc. So the layout gets reversed, leaving the front open. This is interesting for a number of reasons; some good, some bad.
Thoughts?