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Yeah Gavin, Monitors main job is to make you NOT notice them. Designed for a flat response that is considered the true sound, not enhanced by nice stereo equpitment.
But if you sit in a room with no rugs, bad bouncing walls, you can have the nicest monitors in the world, it wont work
Surrouding your work area with acoustic curtains, is something to consider Misc acoustic "treatment" in a bad room will likely not do much.
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