Yes. My problem w the room is posts. They are 13' away from the long wall running every 10'. This kind of pushed me into this T design. So if I wanted to hide the posts in a wall as an example - the room goes from 19x30 to 13x30. So I decided to work with the posts and include them in the room but have the seated position between the posts. In this way, the posts are not visible when listening. This also allows me to expand the width to 19'. There is no wall behind the seated position as it opens into another room. But the opening is 10' wide which correlates to the width of the speakers positioning.
I appreciate the input. Should ceiling be suspended acoustic tile or drywall? My hunch says acoustic tile w insulation in the ceiling.
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