Soft Ceilings

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Does anyone know why they don't use "soft ceilings" on our units? Our last 5er had them, and I noticed a distinct interior noise buffer. This is the only major feature RW that I would had opted for.

Happy new Year!!!

[atom ant]

I don't know, but that was one of the features of the Redwood Special Edition prototype that never came to be.

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Originally Posted by atom ant

I don't know, but that was one of the features of the Redwood Special Edition prototype that never came to be.

Too bad. It really made a difference when the DW wants to "retire" early, and I want to watch a late movie and keep it a little quieter.

[atom ant]

If they truly surrendered on the Carriage and Special Edition, the soft ceilings may come to be in the Redwood, especially if one of the price class competitors start using them and they get some good feedback.

[mhs4771]

Steve, we've solved that issue of different bedtimes. I purchased a set of Sony Wireless Headphones. Works great, especially since I have a hard time hearing anyway, sound all the way down on the Tele, and adjust the headphones as loud as I want (within reason, of course).

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Originally Posted by mhs4771

Steve, we've solved that issue of different bedtimes. I purchased a set of Sony Wireless Headphones. Works great, especially since I have a hard time hearing anyway, sound all the way down on the Tele, and adjust the headphones as loud as I want (within reason, of course).

Great idea, although its hard to know how loud I am singing-along on those musicals!

[Dave&Ginny]

Originally Posted by atom ant

If they truly surrendered on the Carriage and Special Edition, the soft ceilings may come to be in the Redwood, especially if one of the price class competitors start using them and they get some good feedback.

That was one of the features that I liked in the Carriage. I don't know why but I always thought it was kind of classy.