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In Reply to: The forgotten factor. posted by Belgarchi on July 11, 2012 at 22:04:18:
First reflections in bass might not exist in real rooms because the wavelength is larger than the first reflection up until a point. But if a person doesn't believe that they can stack up three or four 7-10" woofer for bass to streach the source woofers so the bounce has a wider distance.
Room nodes are next to impossible to fix in a square\rectangle room. That ceiling node is a killer with deep dips around 70-80hz and nasty peaks around 100hz. The only way to fix that is with a room without parallel walls and ceiling. Better yet buy large wooded lot and and set up your hi-fi in a small clearing and sit in a nylon screened room (to keep the bugs off of you). The constant and natural diffusion of plant life and irregular ground is the best acoustics. Makes $200 worth of used vintage gear sound awesome!!
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