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AudioRigger
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Listening chair

I had a wide, high back listening chair (where the back of the chair is the height of my head). A well respected audio engineer came over to my house to listen, and the first thing he said was that I needed a lower back chair so my ears had access to the full audio experience (side and back waves included). It actually sounds much better.

Just though I would pass on that little tip.

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Re: Listening chair

My preferred chair is also almost at the height of my ears, and I have discovered, that if I position the chair at any angle in correspondance to the speaker "plane", one of the speakers is louder than the other. See drawing below.

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http://www.lovesac.com/media/catalog/pro...rsacearth_3.jpg

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Re: Listening chair

When I sit facing away from my stereo it sounds like the music is coming from behind me...weird

cymbal splash

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Re: Listening chair

wow, your LoveSac is much bigger than mine

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Re: Listening chair


Quote:
wow, your LoveSac is much bigger than mine

Well, um, no, ... Never mind ...:p

Interestingly, while their store in Washington state closed, they have one in WV. Odd, but not peculiar.

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Re: Listening chair

I dont have a listening chair, I have a listening bed.

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