Bo's thread brought up an interesting point. I know that using an eq is a love/hate topic, but assuming that there is a need for one, is there such a thing as a good one? I have not used one for 20 years because of the understanding that they add too much distortion and usually make music sound worse. Maybe this is because of the "smiling" overused by some...
I have been thinking about this for a while, and this is my plight. I have in the main listening room a pair of 100t3 for my front speakers. I have a second pair of 100t3's in the livingroom/dining room that are hooked up as 'speaker b' through the same amp/system. The pair in the living room stand infront of a regular drywall wall. These sound great. The pair in the 'theater room' sit in front of a wall of brick. These sound like they have a head-cold. I have tried several room dampening devices, and it is now much better, but still not as good as the other room. With this is mind, is my best option to try an eq? I know that the best option is to remove the fireplace as it is not safe to use in it's present condition, but that task is not at the top of the "honey do list". Any thoughts? By the way, amp is either my MacIntosh 250, of my Onkyo Integra 506.
kevin.