[Tronz]

What type of room/area do you prefer to listen to music in when your eyes are open?

 

[Head Injury]

Dimly lit, enough so that I can see my surroundings. I have a little desktop lamp that I keep a couple feet away and turned upward so it's not shining on anything in particular. It adds a nice warm glow to the room but not as bright as a regular lamp or overhead light.
 
Of course I do most of my listening while browsing the internet. If I wanted to just sit down and listen for an hour I'd turn it off.

 

[Uncle Erik]

Preferably dark. I have a dozen tubes running when I listen.

 

[Tronz]

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Preferably dark. I have a dozen tubes running when I listen.

Your room must be very soothing just by a visual aspect alone.

 

[Spiritboxer]

Dimly lit works for me.

 

[VariableScope]

Bright & airy rooms for me

 

[tk3]

Dimmed lights for me.

 

[fabio-fi]

Well i like both, i listen to music day/night. 

 

[Tronz]

I feel that a dark room takes the music experience to a level of being there. With darkness comes less priority towards the sense of sight and your grip with reality due to this lessens greatly.

 

[balderon]

Prefer dark room for critical listening.

 

[crapmonster]

Definitely lit for music and pretty much everything else.

 

[fabio-fi]

When i listen to music in the dark i tend to fall asleep. 

 

[koolkat]

I usually multi-task while listening to music.
 
Dark rooms for me.

 

[mark2410]

lighted???  what F kind of word is that?
 
lit or illuminated
 
for god sake you live in new york not new dehli

 

[Tronz]

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lighted???  what F kind of word is that?
 
lit or illuminated
 
for god sake you live in new york not new dehli

lighted[size=smaller]past participle, past tense of light (Verb)[/size]

1. Provide with light or lighting; illuminate: "the room was lighted by a number of small lamps".
2. Switch on (an electric light).