azulcorvette
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I don't know about Joey's dorm regulations but in my room:gopherscanswim said:It's not audio snobbery, it's good, common sense. I'm disappointed to see you have failed to realize that.
To a point, eventually you're spending money for small gains from speakers when a minor investment in room treatments could have a much larger impact on the quality of sound coming from far less expensive speakers. I dare you to try it, you'll be singing a different tune. Certainly the amount of benefit of room treatments depends on the room, but a dorm room is a prime example of where if you want top sonic quality, you need room treatments.
It doesn't take a lot of money or fancy equipment to know how to set up a system properly. to say that someone has nothing worthy of hearing implies you don't realize that. I'd put a number of less expensive systems I've heard recently up against those Summits and your electronics simply because they've been put in a room that can showcase what they are fully capable of. It's akin to taking a ferrari and only driving it in a school zone, you're not showing it's full potential.
Bluetape and small thumbtacks are the only things allowed to be put into walls. No nails whatsoever.
Carpet cannot be pulled up here. Most you can do is lay carpet on carpet.
Even if I had the money and purchased panels for the walls, there's no way they'd be able to hang with tacks or blue painter's tape. Then we'd be talking about putting them up rest against the wall? Umm, most people won't go that extreme to make the room a complete mess with panels laying against walls everywhere.





