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In Reply to: RE: Some grammatical acoustics concerns… posted by David Aiken on February 17, 2008 at 15:34:40
Grr-I hate making grammatical errors-you are right of course-but I was so proud that I used the correct form of "further/farther" that I didn't notice the rest.
Of course the listening chair is in the same room as the speakers-the opening is to a dining room and that opening is about 18 feet long on the left channel side. I was going to place two bookshelves containing records at the opening which would make it about 9 feet long. The bookshelves would not extend to the ceiling however. There would be a gap of 3 feet between the top of the bookshelves and the ceiling. If it were better to leave the 18 foot opening, I would put the bookshelves behind the listening chair.
I have measured the gap of the wall to ceiling I originally asked about, and discovered the gap is 18", rather than a foot. How much of a difference does that make to your original answer about filling it in? I am going to make a diagram of the room and what I am thinking of doing to Real Traps, and I am anxious to see your ideas.
By the way, I just ordered a pair of Micro Traps from Real Traps to help with my speakers until I get the room rebuilt, and I did mention to your partner about the company that is hijacking the Google searches for your site. I hope you take care of them-it's really not right.
Bill
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