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I had hooked up the speakers earlier and been running them in. In this old house, built in 1872, my listening room was originally intended as one of two master bedrooms. The room is not huge: 13' wide by 17' long by 10' high. (I like the ceiling height you can get in an old wood Victorian.) In spite of what may well be a minefield of resonant nodes, this is the most satisfying space I have had for listening to music. Were the imposing Sasha DAWs going to be too much loudspeaker for my room?…

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Wilson Audio - WAMM Master Chronosonic

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