The closest we have in the house currently is the surprisingly non-terrible integrated sound system in the 65" TV.
For focused listening, I find it difficult to enjoy anything installed in a “normal” room anyway (all I hear is annoying room resonances and coloration), so I’m almost exclusively listening through my studio rig. Aiming for a totally flat response, it did sound a bit harsh for loud listening at first, and the bass seemed weak, but just calibrating away those last +/- few dB issues to get it actually flat made it both more transparent, and much more comfortable to listen to. A peak here and a dip there can have a surprisingly big impact on the perceived overall balance…
And if all else fails, that 15" sub can move scary amounts of air, so it’s certainly possible to apply an “American home disco” EQ curve or whatever, if desired. It’s actually a sealed box! Considered building a low tuned bass reflex (I want linear down to 20 Hz, which is pretty much what I have now), but it can already play loud enough to get things rattling and moving around in the room, so I’ll have to deal with that first…
Ah that sounds like a really nice hifi system indeed!
I only wish my living room had better acoustics. Some day when I get a house I will have a dedicated music/movie room with cinema like acoustic treatment
No house here either, just living at home still as it is much cheaper. Thankfully I have two rooms that I can use all to myself. One is the studio and the other just a bedroom with a nice sounding Hi-Fi system.