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How to handle asymmetrical listening rooms

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How to handle asymmetrical listening rooms

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Most living rooms are not perfect rectangles or squares. Instead, they have open spaces on one end and boxy closed areas on the other. Can you do anything to balance a stereo system in an asymmetrical room? Have a question you want to ask Paul? psaudio.com/ask-paul/

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PS Audio published this 5:50 video tutorial on October 25, 2019. It has been watched 30,902 times on YouTube.

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