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In Reply to: Maggie & acoustic treatment guidance. posted by Charles J P on December 14, 2006 at 14:39:17:
Maggies (line soure diploes) are realtively forgiving compared to typical direct radiator speakers. The line source helps to minimize floor and ceiling first order reflections and the dipole really helps to get rid of that nasty first wall reflection. So what to you get in return for that acoustic magic? Well you haveto deal with the rear energy... You would like the frequency balance to retain much of the character of the forward radiation. Of course you could get absorb all that rear energy... but that makes the sweet spot even tighter that normal... I like nice diffusion for the rear back and rear side wall. If you want to add absorpsion - do it in the middle rear - though I just continued my diffusion in from the corners.
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