It's almost like that room was made for Khorns.
.......... if you ever get a chance try pushing the couch and other furniture out of the room temporarily, or at least to the back of the room to see how things sound in that room without all the extra baggage.
Everyone....thanks for the compliments. Redboy, yes we did consider an insert. However the family room has a basement area underneath, with ground level access. So we're putting a wood stove in the basement for heating duties. (Regency 2400 FWIW) It'll be easier to feed wood into the basement on a regular basis. The family room fireplace will be for "wood burning" decoration only. To try and keep the efficiency up ( or more accurately, the inefficiency down ) I had them plumb a fresh air inlet to the fireplace. So, once the glass door is closed it'll be a closed system, hence won't be pulling any combustion air from the Family room.
That's the way our Family Room FP works, even has a damper on the fresh air inlet.
Nothing is ever permanent around here...... Currently experimenting with Allison speakers. Allison One and Allison Two to be exact. Wonderful speakers but proper placement kills the view a bit. :sigh:
In the picture are the Allison Two speakers closest to center, then moving out the Allison Ones, then the Klipschorns, and off to the sides are a pair of IMF TLS-80 speakers. (currently out of service)
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I should have spent more time in that room the other week. I guess I got distracted looking around! (how could that happen?)
Sitting in the light colored chair I can attest to just how good this system sounds with the Allison Two's. Stupid wonderful at volume in this room.:thmbsp:
Great Room and Great Tunes!
Jim
Thanks for the invite, Rick. It's been a long time since I've really heard the older Allisons. Have you had any planars in that room?