My listening room is upstairs in a house in middle Georgia. My gear is running about 1 kW at idle. I found a DC motor ceiling fan that spins at 52 rpm on low. It is a must in the summertime here. This is the third ceiling fan I have had in this room and by far the quietest and least obtrusive.
Ceiling fan in listening room?
Hi all,
Not sure if Tech Talk is the best forum to post this question, but would appreciate any comments / recommendations from our group. My listening room is in our below ground level basement. Routing air conditioning to the space is not practical, and I am looking for alternatives to provide ventilation. Does anyone have any recommendations on or experience with use of a ceiling fan in a listening room? Naturally I am concerned with the interaction of the fan's air circulation and the speaker output. Thanks in advance for any input!
Not sure if Tech Talk is the best forum to post this question, but would appreciate any comments / recommendations from our group. My listening room is in our below ground level basement. Routing air conditioning to the space is not practical, and I am looking for alternatives to provide ventilation. Does anyone have any recommendations on or experience with use of a ceiling fan in a listening room? Naturally I am concerned with the interaction of the fan's air circulation and the speaker output. Thanks in advance for any input!
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@rbanathy This works surprisingly well in my room. On a side table near listening seat, at lower speeds it's dead quiet and for cost & easy returns, it's worth a try. It's basically a knockoff of the Dyson that sells for ~triple the price. Cheers, Spencer |
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