The (half) wavelength of the sound sets the scale for what makes a difference here, for diffraction (not reflection, per the comment by @davidng) effects. A 5 kHz wave is just over 2”; 10 kHz about 1.5”; 15 kHz just under 1”. So, “small changes in placement” are relative to “important length scales” of roughly one inch… cool, eh? Not the only factor, of course, but a consideration in the overall modeling, design, and performance.
Regards alan
I believe so! 
Previously, I had everything split into two stacks, both centered between the speakers, but it was nearly impossible to keep the cables tidy and out of sight. With a single stack, I thought this was the best way to make use of the second base.
Yes, I am in fact, over 8 feet tall!
The dragon was bought many years ago, after much hard bartering, from a seller in Paphos, Cyprus. I’ve never seen another one like him since.
Cheers,
Ian
I saw recently the original trailer, and thought: nobody does this type of trailer anymore.
( if you don’t know, it’s basically the opening of the elevator and blood flooding the hall)
Plane and simple.
As opposite of show 90% of the story in 2minutes, that everybody does nowadays
We have the same doors on order, unless I am confusing what my wife picked. Certain interior design choices are above my rank in the house…
Late night otherworldly bliss
I see the Queen is wearing her shine belt tonight 
Best Peter
Here is an online converter between frequency and wavelength. 
Lovely! 
Love listening in the dark without distractions. The nativity scene is still there. 
PS I already lifted exposure a bit post processing for your benefit. 1/15s handheld. Not too shabby. 
Awesome rich colours.
They are far less ugly.
Especially at @MattCray’s space. They look divine with all the clean straight lines in the room and contrasting with white / light colours. That said, of course SQ is more important. 
That doesn’t sound like a good listening room.
The 808s look better by far - at least to my taste
David
Very nice set up. 
Love that fluted design on the unit between your speakers. Very LP12!
Can I ask what make it is?
Cheers, Rack.
Thank you! The storage unit between the speakers is called ‘Line Media Console’ by Nathan Yong Design.
Lovely room. What’s that thing at the corner? A sub?
Yep! My movie sub I seldom actually use. The 2 little ones are always on instead. 
And there’s a little lazy susan on top of it which is just temporal. It is usually in the cabinet.
