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there’s not a soft surface anywhere.
I hate to be that guy (again) but if you want detail, hard surfaces are not your friend!
Looking at your photo, is there any scope to get the speakers up higher? Wall mounted maybe? At least then the tweeters have a chance to get to your ears directly... That cabinet overhang is probably doing all sorts of weird things.
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Yeah I’ll take the kitchen cabinets down and start collecting takeaway menus.
Edit: Sorry to sound so facetious. I do need to be pragmatic about this, any alterations have to make the system suit the room, the opposite is not an option.
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you've got it wrong @Dramatic_Hammer
the problem is the acoustic properties of the sound absorbing bananas
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Ha I wish... it would probably sound horrible, there’s not a soft surface anywhere.
It’s not really the bass at issue, fine details in the treble are lacking, especially at low volumes. It just doesn’t feel like an experience listening through these. If I hadn’t set it up with the big boxes first I would probably be happier. Still, headphones are coming tomorrow, hopefully that will do the job.