Should Room Acoustics be an Audiogon ‘topic’?

Nothing stopping anyone from talking about it and it should be talked about more given it’s key importance, but problem is if it gets too much traction it will negatively impact the business here by reducing need to buy and sell stuff. So I doubt there would be any change in that direction here.

The good news is everything you need to know is out there and available with just a few clicks so go for it!! 
 

 

A topic/section on ROOM ACOUSTICS is waaaaay more important than a silly topic called CABLES.

Lots of $$$$s to be made with cables.  Not silly from that perspective. 

problem is if it gets too much traction it will negatively impact the business here by reducing need to buy and sell stuff.

Anyone following the videos of Jay and his two expensive listening rooms may have noticed that Jay announced that he is now a dealer for the extensive sound tuning products he has installed. $$$ and they aint cheap!!

@mapman 

While there is plenty of information on the Internet, sometimes it is confusing, incomplete, or downright wrong. It would be nice to have a place for like-minded individuals to share their thoughts on the subject and for people to easily get their questions answered, assuming they can tolerate the occasional abuse. Granted, one can just post it under miscellaneous audio, but then, as @hilde45 implies, everything can be considered to be under miscellaneous audio.
 

It also helps codify its importance, which is far greater than cables. It is not like we are asking for a separate topic section for fuses. This does not mean that fuses are not important, but they are far less important and influential than room acoustics. IMO

problem is if it gets too much traction it will negatively impact the business here by reducing need to buy and sell stuff.

Please.

• The topic increases understanding of audio and helps sales, indirectly.
• Hobbyists and retailers sell acoustic treatments, which helps direct sales.
• Why should we make an argument for the short-term thinking of those just interested in profit? Shouldn’t we push for more discussion and let the profit makers push back? (Sorry -- I’m just not in the obey-in-advance club.)