It wasn't a real question. You usually write pages without making a point ever, magically evading to say anything concrete or relevant. Why apologize now?
Acoustics experts - a little help please
Hey all,
I have 9 foot ceilings and I sit in a 9 foot equilateral triangle with my speakers. Do I need to treat the ceiling? Absorption or defraction? I'm trying to get a deeper more 3D soundstage.Speakers are 46" from the front wall which is treated with absorption and defraction.
Thanks!
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I dont make a concrete point for you because you dont read the articles i pointed to perhaps in many other threads.. Here a man is in need of a concrete advice, applied acoustics is a serious job i cannot do at distance being not an acoustician with multiple experience in applied acoustics... I apologize and i recommended a serious acoustician... Now you wrote 2 posts insinuating that what i said is meaningless... Go read my articles recommendation and then criticize them...I will answer straight... But if you wrote posts to insinuate without arguments you are just trolling me ... Is it clear ? Give me an example where i dont make a point by the way ? Go i wait...
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Dont feel sorry but instead stop insinuating about someone post and spoke directly to someone face...Your "sorry" feelings resemble you false question mark after your false question " why now ? "... And if you claim something about someone spell it clearly... It will be appreciated...
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@mahgister gave good advice about consulting an acoustician. Most people here are too proud to consult one or just want to try to figure it by themselves spending years sometimes with mediocre results. Jeff at hdacoustics is very good. He can tell you what you need to do to get the best sound out of your space. Good luck! |
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