Sirquack: My room has furniture which is fixed, leaving one location for speakers and subs. The speakers and subs refuse to negotiate! The room does not lend itself to acoustic treatments (we sound like home decorators), and if it did, I would never put them up - they remind me of the egg-crate people in the 70's. I think if you have to put up treatments, you have major problems - rip the room down and start again (take it easy - just venting). I think a parametric equalizer, that magnificent piece of electronics used in the 70's, and now 35 years later making a resurrgence, might be a sensible and cheap solution. I'm not buying anything until I do a lot of research to find the most sensible solution. While the Velodyne may be a good solution, it appears ridiculously priced, and the flow seems to be going with Behringer.
http://www.behringer.com/If this Email comes off as cocky, it is certainly unintentional.
