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Re: M100s?
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I'm sure it makes some difference too that right now I'm on a bare concrete slab and insulated walls with no drywall. Not sure the physics of it as the last physics class I took was 20 years ago but with one side being open, no dividing wall, the cubic space the sound is filling is essentially the entire basement right now, almost 20,000 cubic feet
LFR1100 VP180HP EP600 M3 In Ceiling x 4 M5OW M2 - Atmos rears ADA1500.5 M3 Outdoor Speakers ADA 1000.8
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Re: M100s?
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Indeed. As you finish your space, you'll have to work at making them invisible again.
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LFR 1100s ordered. Looking forward to doing some side by side comparisons.
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M2 bookshelf speakers on order. Planning on setting them up as zone 2 speakers on the far end of the room.
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