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In Reply to: Finished posted by Dynaudio_Rules on May 7, 2009 at 13:59:16:
Looks good, but…
It looks like you have the ones on the front wall directly behind the speakers. The actual first reflection points on that wall will be a bit more towards the centre of the room rather than right behind the speakers so you may get better results if you move them so their inner edges are right up against the sides of the window. I think the side wall panels should also be a little closer to you, it's hard to judge from the photo because it's very difficult to estimate angles. If you can get someone to hold a mirror at the midpoint of the front of the panel, you should be able to see the speaker's tweeter in the mirror when you're sitting at the listening position.
Also, you'll make them more effective if you space them out from the wall around 4" so there's an air space behind them. That will not only allow them to absorb more but also help them to work down to a slightly lower frequency which may well be an even greater benefit.
The most important thing, however, is something you left out. How do things sound with them?
David Aiken
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- RE: Finished - David Aiken 18:45:57 05/07/09 (9)
- Thanks - Dynaudio_Rules 19:24:26 05/07/09 (8)
- RE: Thanks - David Aiken 20:24:34 05/07/09 (7)
- RE: Thanks - Dynaudio_Rules 05:24:08 05/08/09 (6)
- RE: Thanks - David Aiken 13:27:53 05/08/09 (0)
- I would suggest that you open the blinds so they are flat. - Norm 07:57:24 05/08/09 (3)
- RE: I would suggest that you open the blinds so they are flat. - David Aiken 13:18:00 05/08/09 (2)
- blinds - Dynaudio_Rules 13:32:09 05/08/09 (0)
- I tried this with vertical blinds many years ago and it did help. They were against the windows. nt - Norm 13:29:36 05/08/09 (0)
- RE: Thanks - clio09 07:44:44 05/08/09 (0)