22-Oct-2014, 09:01
I've also just moved in to a new house, and I plan to treat the room for upper mid and HF echoes. This is a pretty simple business. The right amount and balance of soft furnishings is all you need.
Dealing with LF problems is another matter altogether. Most small and medium sized rooms will produce a bass hump somewhere between 40 and 60 Hz. It is very difficult to treat such a hump with physical room treatment, as you need a massive thickness of absorbent material to absorb frequencies in that range. It's simpler and more effective to notch out the bass hump digitally. Devialet allows you to do this with the low- and high-pass filters.
Dealing with LF problems is another matter altogether. Most small and medium sized rooms will produce a bass hump somewhere between 40 and 60 Hz. It is very difficult to treat such a hump with physical room treatment, as you need a massive thickness of absorbent material to absorb frequencies in that range. It's simpler and more effective to notch out the bass hump digitally. Devialet allows you to do this with the low- and high-pass filters.
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