[Russell Dawkins]

Another option is the cheap but apparently good subs designed by Ed Schilling to utilize plastic buckets. The biggest challenge might be making them living room friendly, aesthetically:
http://thehornshoppeforum.com/index.php?topic=406.210

see reply #219.

[Bob in St. Louis]

Another option is the cheap but apparently good subs designed by Ed Schilling to utilize plastic buckets. The biggest challenge might be making them living room friendly, aesthetically:
http://thehornshoppeforum.com/index.php?topic=406.210

see reply #219.

Ed is certainly an intelligent fellow. Looks like an interesting design, but like you say... there's a certain lack of WAF when you've got buckets scattered around the room.

[Russell Dawkins]

Ed is certainly an intelligent fellow. Looks like an interesting design, but like you say... there's a certain lack of WAF when you've got buckets scattered around the room.

A 'certain lack of WAF', for sure. I think it would be a pretty extreme exercise in camouflage.

Speaking of camouflage, I was recently reminded of dazzle camouflage, a first world war concept. It could work, although it would require some radical re-decorating!
 Find the seated woman:

[Bob in St. Louis]

Not a room you'd want to come home drunk to! 

[ACHiPo]

Not a room you'd want to come home drunk to! 

Not sure you could tell if you were drunk or sober!

[JohnR]

Find the seated woman:

She's behind the camera!

(Did I win, did I win, did I win???!)

[charmerci]

Not a room you'd want to come home drunk to! 

I would!

[Bob in St. Louis]

Seems like a dangerous proposition!