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**pam123** · 12-17-2001, 05:42 PM

but I live in a big city building ( read tissue paper walls ) and I have another suggestion you might want to try. This involves a lot of crawling around but it does work. What you need to do is find the "sweet spot" where all that three dimensional sound will meet and then limit it to your chair. By focusing the sound, the bleed ( if I have that right ) is controlled so your family gets the quiet it needs and you , in your sound cocoon, can rock on.
The November issue of MaximumPC has a good article on the proper placing of multiple speakers and is good place to start. Hope this helps.

12-17-2001, 05:42 PM	#4
pam123 Computing Professor Staff Premium Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Posts: 11,714	Greedo's answer sounds like a good bet.... but I live in a big city building ( read tissue paper walls ) and I have another suggestion you might want to try. This involves a lot of crawling around but it does work. What you need to do is find the "sweet spot" where all that three dimensional sound will meet and then limit it to your chair. By focusing the sound, the bleed ( if I have that right ) is controlled so your family gets the quiet it needs and you , in your sound cocoon, can rock on. The November issue of MaximumPC has a good article on the proper placing of multiple speakers and is good place to start. Hope this helps.