kevinzoe
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| WHAT ABOUT CLOCKS? Huntermusic - have you considered clocks by Antelope? They make pro-grear stuff which is usually as good as if not better than most audiophile stuff at less cost. Their clocks are their sweet-spot. | |
| Pass X150.5 vs. X250.5 Ccanino,Adding to the room treatment remarks made by Bryan and Ckoffend, I might suggest you temporarilly take your side wall 1st reflection absorbers and move them to your back wall (behind the listening position); reflections from the back and f... | |
| Asymmetrical Room Treatment Ckoffend - Are you asking if the original poster (Chrisar) is using 4" thick absorbing panels? I think he said he is. Whether it's a 4" thick panel or 4" diameter circular trap or a 4" radius semi-circular trap, 4" is still only 4" and is the bare... | |
| Asymmetrical Room Treatment Chrisar wrote:"While I know that having a decent amount of airspace between a trap and wall is beneficial, is there an upper limit on this? My guess would be that about 1 or 2 times the thickness of the trap would be ideal, but I am just guessing ... | |
| Asymmetrical Room Treatment John,Great question you ask. Whats happening at the ear is the sum of direct and indirect reflections which are attenuated and delayed versions of the original direct reflections in other words reflections of reflections. The reason sound repro... | |
| Asymmetrical Room Treatment I guess if the glass window was several inches thick then maybe the bass waves will reflect off it . . . The size of a low freq wave is huge in comparison to a thin pane of glass so as I said before it will easily pass right through it. You need o... | |
| Asymmetrical Room Treatment Hi Chris,Thanks for your additional info. I have a different perspective and/or interpretation than one of the other replies so let me explain.Back Wall Treatments: (1) A window on your back wall will act as the perfect bass trap the long freque... | |
| Asymmetrical Room Treatment Chrisar - I feel your pain. ;)I would tend to agree with your thinking; as the door way behind your left speaker is for all intents and purposes a very effective and broadband absorber then so too must the wall behind the right speaker to match. H... | |
| Diffusers for magnepan speakers Maplegrovemusic,Nothing can kill the great sound of your speakers like the indirect reflections off the front wall, especially with di-bipole speakers, so you're heading in the right direction.Regarding front wall treatment, why are you considerin... | |
| Most effective Room Treatment for slap echo, etc Your Constraint: Easily removable adhesive so as not to strip the paint or stucco. -> This may limit the weight of what you can hang on a wall which is correlated to acoustical thickness, generally speaking. Because the popular fiberglass fil... | |
| Room Treatments Theaudiotweak - I agree that round and angled serfaces help keep the audio energy within the room and in the former case act as diffusion, minus the temporal affects. I've found the round hemi-cylindrical diffusers within my room a nice touch and ... | |
| Room Treatments Kclone,Nice system and expensive too! You really are only listening to a fraction of its capabilities because the room is the other 50% of what you're listening too, whether you realize or like it or not . . .My room is the same dimensions as your... | |
| Lightspeed Attenuator - Best Preamp Ever? . . . now that that school yard bickering is finished ;) let's get back to the topic of the Lightspeed and its performance . . .I took posession of my Lightspeed last week and have only about 5hours on it thus far. Last night I was listening to Bo... | |
| Lightspeed Attenuator - Best Preamp Ever? Hi Guys, My Lightspeed was delivered today and it looks well made. I've fired it up but it's too early for any critical listening. So far, it sounds very good! | |
| Sound diffusion panels--do they reduce brightness? Blueskiespbd:Have you tried playing test tones to see which frequencies are the most offending? Sound quality and timbre are usually affected at about 2kHz and higher.Furnishings:Try moving the ottoman that sits between your chairs and the speaker... |