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RE: acoustic panels

Posted by carter9000 (A) on March 7, 2008 at 20:30:56

In Reply to: RE: acoustic panels posted by David Aiken on March 7, 2008 at 00:37:42:

I actually don't sit close to the wall behind me. See the diagram below.



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| Spk ---| |
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| |Couch |
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| Spk ---| |
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|Kitchen | |
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| Hallway |
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1) Side Reflection Point (right side only for my case - see diag) - check

2) Bass traps in corner (right side only for my case - see diag) - check

3) I was a little unclear as to the reflection points behind the speakers, were
you saying there WAS a reflection point behind the speakers....because later you
stated that the only reason to place a panel behind the speakers is if you had a
rear port....

By the way, thank you so much for your time. I just was a little unclear about
the panels going behind the speakers. As you can see, my room is assymetrical,
which may be problematic.

I can also place some panels on the ceiling or the back corner behind the couch
to absorb more bass.

Anyway, I guess I could always build 3 or 4 panels and then experiment with
placement.

Again, thanks for the help.

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