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RE: Why Kill Valuable Musical Information/ Dynamics of Sound-Waves at the First-Reflection Point?

Tony,

It's interesting how the almost immediate reflection of off-axis sound-waves from these panels on either side causes their arrival at the listening position with insufficient delay to cause 'comb-filtering'. This is proved by the marked increase in the purity of sound and, of course, all the other improvements flow from the additional volume of musical information. My next project is to reflect sound-waves coming from speaker-ports away from the walls behind as a preliminary test indicate that this also likely leads to sound improvement. So I agree about walls.

DG

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