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In Reply to: Absorbers ? posted by Dr.Jazz on March 29, 2008 at 11:20:56:
You don't necessarily need to treat your room like mine, but room treatment makes your speakers disappear, evens out bass response, and creates sharp, holographic images.
Room treatment does seem pricey, but consider how much you spend on the rest of your system. In my opinion, the room is second only to speakers in the impact on sound. Blinds and ficus trees do have some effect, but they hold nothing to products designed to diffuse or absorb sound waves.
I'm a big fan of the RealTraps wall stands, which let you mount their panels (either absorption or diffusion) on a surface like, say, a glass wall. I use one against a sliding glass door.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Absorbers ? - Neuro 14:13:34 03/29/08 (4)
- how did you know where to place what? nt - Duilawyer 16:31:20 03/29/08 (3)
- Experimentation and research, and lots of it - Neuro 16:47:34 03/29/08 (2)
- Who do we talk to about changing the definition of "front wall"?. - Duilawyer 18:15:28 03/29/08 (1)
- RE: Who do we talk to about changing the definition of "front wall"?. - hifi Buster 11:41:57 03/30/08 (0)
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