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RE: More Room Treatment Questions from other post last week- Long

That will change the angle of reflection which may be beneficial, but it won't provide diffusion. Diffusion disperses the reflected sound energy over a wider angle than a simple reflection. Angling surfaces doesn't disperse the reflected sound energy over a wider area, just redirects it in a different direction but with the same amount of dispersion.

Using an angled surface at an early reflection point can assist in redirecting the sound that would otherwise have been the first reflection and that can be a quite useful thing to do.


David Aiken

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