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Romy - The sails may or may not fit the aesthetics of your room but it will be tough to get the fans to work effectively with them installed. I thought that a sail furling system might be an interesting option. There are different types but in a nut...
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drdna,
The subject of room reflections is kind of completed topic but form what you described I do not think that your problems are there but rather in some kind of bug of your system that you will discover soon. Meanwhile, I would disregard any ro...
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Romy, the first time that I noticed that the speaker wires are very important to the sound was when Steve put some very expensive audiophile wires in place of our normal magnet wire. I walked into the room while familiar musi...
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Your boat looks quite tall, and full with records (killing reverberation at mid-to-high frequencies).I guess those sails are not doing so very much for reverberation at high frequencies as much as blocking disturbing early reflections... or...
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Scooter, of course this test sail does not fit my room, this is what it is a test sail. I do feel that if I implement the crossing trials as I present at the sketch above then it might do. The idea of to have the furling system and a pair of removabl...
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[quote user="Paul S"].... my wife would shoot me .... So, I wonder how she'll react to the "sails"...[/quote]Actually if the sails match a room’s decor then it feels strange for a week or two but then no one, even your wife, will pay attention to it....
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[quote user="Paul S"].... my wife would shoot me .... So, I wonder how she'll react to the "sails"...[/quote]Actually if the sails match a room’s decor then it feels strange for a week or two but then no one, even your wife, will pay attention to it....
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Ronnie,
It is very simple to test if the clapping echoes defuse your sound too much. I usually use a method that I call “sailboating”. In fact I use the “sails” permanently installed in my listening room and it is the way how I control certain thing...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]Ok, I think it is a good time to deal with room acoustics. All infrastructure problems are set. The Midbass horns are underway; the electricity will be investigated but as now is addressed by PP2000. Macondo and Milqs a...
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Romy - The sails may or may not fit the aesthetics of your room but it will be tough to get the fans to work effectively with them installed. I thought that a sail furling system might be an interesting option. There are different types but in a nut...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]
The only concerns in my room are ceiling and a small fraction of
back wall. The back wall is very small – I am sure I will take care of
it. The ceiling is a bitch however. My leading idea is to use the sails
in th...
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drdna,
The subject of room reflections is kind of completed topic but form what you described I do not think that your problems are there but rather in some kind of bug of your system that you will discover soon. Meanwhile, I would disregard any ro...
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Scooter, of course this test sail does not fit my room, this is what it is a test sail. I do feel that if I implement the crossing trials as I present at the sketch above then it might do. The idea of to have the furling system and a pair of removabl...
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Your boat looks quite tall, and full with records (killing reverberation at mid-to-high frequencies).I guess those sails are not doing so very much for reverberation at high frequencies as much as blocking disturbing early reflections... or...
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As one might suspect, the vaulted ceilings eat and augment the sound in totally unpredictable ways. Hard to say if sails would help or they might eat the wrong frequencies. I would start by trying to get the room as hyped up as I could and then sta...
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I personally like the idea of an audio room like a very dedicated room, Monoplatz with only the sweetspot seat. If I have to climb through an elevator or slide into a cockpit it is fine as long as the machine runs fast!For me it is like submerging m...
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Embarrassed to say that I just now thought about the 11' 1" X 11' 1" dimensions. This is generally not a good start, to say the least. I'll leave it for you to do the math and/or the measurements. This might be a case where you could benefit from ...
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New attempts at ..well... absorbing reflections from the low ceiling (and diffusing the very highest frequencies I suppose). This is not exactly the type of treatment I want, but it works for experimenting.I also don't think this is quite the same as...
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Cool morning and some great music early, but things got worse as the temperature rose.I finally +/- gave up on just listening to music and started listening to the ingredients, and then I started to move around the room as I listened.Based on a ...
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Yes, i was already thinking the area behind me will need to be treated against reflections because i'm too close.
I have enough closet space so I’d like to solve it a bit nicer looking than a storage racks.
I'd still rather not use the violet...
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I still have no solid idea how to naturally tame the wild upper-mid/lower-treble I have heard. I went ahead and soldered in the guestimated notch filter yesterday, very sharp, 6 dB, and by this morning the (removable) silicone stick-um was dry, so I...
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Romy, the first time that I noticed that the speaker wires are very important to the sound was when Steve put some very expensive audiophile wires in place of our normal magnet wire. I walked into the room while familiar musi...
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I wonder, do cathedral ceilings has any acoustic focusing effects? Theoretically the vertical reflections shall bubble themselves up but in practically I have no knowledge how the Cathedral Rooms behave. Did anybody try to analyze how Cathedral C...
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Well, wouldn't you know that my wife is an artist, too. Although she hasn't been very productive for the past couple of years, she is totally over-the-top manic when she does work, and we have the usual artist's home, with tons of art...
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There is a lot on this site about room treatments, if you take the time to look for it. For example [url=http://www.goodsoundclub.com/GetPost.aspx?PostID=1829&Phrase=sails]remember this from a few years back?[/url] I suggest you browse the site for a...
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Our today’s guest is a distinctive doctor form America West: Dr. Roger West, the founder of Sound-Lab Loudspeaking Medical Devises. The Company specializes on manufacturing medical devises that dramatically expedites after cardiac arrest recovery. Th...
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Thinking about the integration scenarios of my midbass horn I come to a realization that it highly possible that the horn in THIS room will do something very unique. I have wrote before that I was successful to set channels delayed but the delay ...
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[quote user="unicon"]
that old sails does just control <1khz reflections ... you need to control your mid bass n basic bass frequencies first. [/quote]
I guess you meant >1khz reflections? Yes, it will and it is erectly what I am loo...
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I was listening today the Bolshoy 1948 production on LYS twice. What the beauty. As the tribute to this performance I am posting articles about the singers who did the “Boris Godunov” with Golovanov in 1948. The Articles are courtesy to writing staff...
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