22-Oct-2014, 14:00
Hi...
Room tuning, when done wrong, will do more harm then good.
First step is to position your speakers properly. I described my method (a slight variation of Wilson Audio WASP method) elsewhere in the forum.
After that, if you still have serious issues, then is the time to look into alternatives on adding specific treatment.
A nice carpet, heavy curtains at the back of the listening seat, and some amount of soft face furniture is a very good place to start to set the scene.
Once you get the basics right, I find room tuning resonators (do a google search for alternatives) help a lot. I currently use Stabilian disks to a very good effect. Also tried and used ASI (Frank Tchang) and Zilplex...
Cheers...
Room tuning, when done wrong, will do more harm then good.
First step is to position your speakers properly. I described my method (a slight variation of Wilson Audio WASP method) elsewhere in the forum.
After that, if you still have serious issues, then is the time to look into alternatives on adding specific treatment.
A nice carpet, heavy curtains at the back of the listening seat, and some amount of soft face furniture is a very good place to start to set the scene.
Once you get the basics right, I find room tuning resonators (do a google search for alternatives) help a lot. I currently use Stabilian disks to a very good effect. Also tried and used ASI (Frank Tchang) and Zilplex...
Cheers...
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