High-end Audio Acoustical Treatment

Acoustical Solutions, Inc. ( http://www.acousticalsolutions.com/ ) and Mike Delgado walk you through the acoustical treatment created for Mike's high-end audio listening room. Absorber/barrier acoustical wall panels are used to both absorb and block sound.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• High-end Audio
• sound absorption
• acoustical treatment
• listening room
• soundproofing
• noise control
• sound barrier
• audio listening
• acoustical wall panels

[dkoonoo]

Sounds like you still have too much reverb in that room, is this as far as you were willing to go in terms of treatment....a compromise?

[asolutions1]

@dkoonoo You're right, there is still some reverb in the room. What we aim for in listening and performance environments is to retain a certain "ring". The ring (or remaining reverb) is essential in any listening environment to maintain beauty. A room with too much absorption will sound dead, which often times reduces sound quality to less than it was before treatment.

[Sirflatch]

WoW a Brotha with a High End Big Rig !!! I thought I was the only 1 !!! LOL

[Sirflatch]

@abainfo stop talking and put this monster to play ...

[abainfo]

para de falar e coloca esse monstro para tocar...

[jedirambo]

"Ear-bleeding levels" indeed! 

[jedirambo]

You may need a bigger room too! Those bad boys are at least 8' tall! You are also siting nearfield, right on top of them - you'd get a better soundstage if you sit a few feet back? At least 8' back IMO

[shstrang98]

@mr4y How?

[shstrang98]

Aren't those Soundlabs?

[abitpotty]

Here's an acoustic solution: Get some headphones.

[krakpatsboem]

I like bigger speakers !!^^

[krakpatsboem]

To litle....^^