You may want to smooth-out the bass response in your room with bass traps and then work on the other freq. to make the job more easy. Upper freq. will be very easy to deal with unless you have a reverb-chamber for a room.
Dave
Dave
Room Acoustics
Just tested my media room using the Rives test disc (pink noise) and a RS analog SPL meter.
Couple of things:
- I kneeled behind the meter, which was set on a tripod in my so-called sweet spot for two channel. Certain midrange frequencies were very sensitive to my location and movement.
- For the heck of it I put some FG acoustical treatments (4'x2') at the first reflection points. Plotted the data and found that it impacted some frequencies but appeared to create more spikes a troughs than without!
I am interested in how some of these room treatment companies can quote you a package without measurement!
I'm going to repeat the test from all seven seating locations. Expect to see some wide variation.
Couple of things:
- I kneeled behind the meter, which was set on a tripod in my so-called sweet spot for two channel. Certain midrange frequencies were very sensitive to my location and movement.
- For the heck of it I put some FG acoustical treatments (4'x2') at the first reflection points. Plotted the data and found that it impacted some frequencies but appeared to create more spikes a troughs than without!
I am interested in how some of these room treatment companies can quote you a package without measurement!
I'm going to repeat the test from all seven seating locations. Expect to see some wide variation.