02-Nov-2015, 03:23
(01-Nov-2015, 21:34)NAntoine Wrote: It's simple physics. You'll never get past a bad/mediocre sound in a room as reverberant as a bath room. No matter the number of band-aids. Have you ever seen an acoustically untreated music studio or a great sounding demo room at a dealer?Great advice.
Apply the right amount of absorption and diffusion materials in the right places and you'll be amazed of the SQ you can get. I'm sure you'll also discover that really bad music productions/recordings are rare.
People often think about the walls and floor but forget there's also the ceiling that can be acoustically treated, invisibly as well. I'd advise anyone who serious about getting great SQ at home to find an expert in home/home theater. acoustics who can measure your room and write a plan to treat the room, considering your aesthetical wishes. It's what I did and it's the best money I've spent in this hobby. It'll not only improve musical enjoyment but also the comfort level of living in your own house.
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