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Yes, IOW it isn’t a flat wall parallel to the front wall. Frankly I'll take a large irregular room any day of the week over a "shoebox" room. I wouldn't hesitate to put a 5.1 system in there. Regards, Wayne A. Pflughaupt

Thanks for that, John! I’ve been mulling the idea of trading my ULS-15MK2 for a ported model, so thanks for saving me the trouble! Regards, Wayne A. Pflughaupt

Yes, that rug will help, as will anything else you add to the room. Pictures on the walls, book cases, etc. Everything helps. If that’s staged furniture and not your own, when you go shopping cloth upholstery is a plus compared to leather. Since the back of the room is so irregular, I don’t...

Actually, I’m only going by what I’ve heard others say, not experience – personally I haven’t had very many subs. So I’ll happily defer to your experience. :) Regards, Wayne A. Pflughaupt

Add the Hsu ULS-15MK2 to John’s list of subwoofers. Really, your room is so big that even the larger, ported subs these companies offer would not overwhelm it. For a bit more size, most of them play significantly louder, and with a room that size, you need all the output from them you can get...

My wife and I are audio people so anytime we’ve been house shopping, a tile floor is a hard “walk-away.” So, ditto what Sam said about the floor and rug. Aside from that, I’ve personally had great luck with open rooms. They’re more prone to have manageable room modes (if there are any), and...