Since I'll be very keen on getting all the space I can get in that small room, it's the ceiling that will get the heaviest treatment. I'll consider placing traps in the front corners if there are exclusive benefits from doing so.
Tumara Baap
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In Reply to: Re: Do bass traps affect SBIR? posted by Ethan Winer on September 14, 2006 at 12:08:47:
Agreed Ethan. The idea was that by pulling the loudspeakers out far enough, SBIR will manifest at frequencies low enough that they're only occasionally reached by most recorded material. Or that SBIR would be below the sub/satellite crossover point where it is the subwoofer that's mostly producing those frequencies. The distortion in practical terms would hence be ameliorated, if not altogether cured.Since I'll be very keen on getting all the space I can get in that small room, it's the ceiling that will get the heaviest treatment. I'll consider placing traps in the front corners if there are exclusive benefits from doing so.
Tumara Baap
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