It has been a hectic start of the week as I’ve been moving from one apartment to another. After the backbreaking labor of going back and forth, up and down elevators, all of my gear is now moved but there is still much to setup. Priority number one is the home theater system. I’m sort of like a kid in the candy store moving the seven speakers around to different elevations and positions in hopes of finding that perfect soundscape. Having a somewhat sparse living room at the moment with roommate’s still lugging in stuff is leaving much room to experiment with sound settings. It’s my goal to make this home theater sound the absolute best that it can this time.
In my old place the speakers could have been in better positions. Ideally, I’d like to have them mounted at earlobe level when sitting down. Easier said then done though. It looks like I’m going with a six speaker setup with the seventh left in my closet as a backup if one blows out. It is always good to have a home theater plan B.
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It has been a hectic start of the week as I’ve been moving from one apartment to another. After the backbreaking labor of going back and forth, up and down elevators, all of my gear is now moved but there is still much to setup. Priority number one is the home theater system. I’m sort of like a kid in the candy store moving the seven speakers around to different elevations and positions in hopes of finding that perfect soundscape. Having a somewhat sparse living room at the moment with roommate’s still lugging in stuff is leaving much room to experiment with sound settings. It’s my goal to make this home theater sound the absolute best that it can this time.
