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Re: Felting

Posted by Sean H (A) on July 29, 2002 at 13:11:12

In Reply to: Re: Felting posted by layman on July 29, 2002 at 12:10:56:

Thanks for the reply. I actually read a number of your posts on just this subject and a other really good information you have provided about room acoustics. I actually tried paging you through a post to email me a few days ago, I actually somewhat solved my problem and you hadn't replied so I deleted it. I had two room boundaries that were equal, distance from woofer to side wall and to the floor of one of my speakers that was slightly causing a small null in the mid bass. Moving it a touch fixed it. However, I am still dealing with a nasty 50Hz bass peak in my room, which both my Paradox speakers and subwoofer are suffering from. I think treatments is my only hope. Your extremely informative posts have been great, thanks.

All your points duly taken. I might start by way of a large amount of coverage to see what happens. I was stunned at what the large pieces of foam did in my experiment yesterday. The effect made the treble seem so sweet, even more integrated in the whole sound (coherence) and more focused too. Given the wide dispersion of this tweeter, it's mounting plate relectivity and the 8 mounting bolts, it seems a good candidate to benefit from tweaks like this. I'll report back with some findings for curiosity sake. Thanks again.

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