Johnny said:If you had the funds to actually design a hi fi listening room from the beginning, how would it be done ?
What are the calculations to be done and what shape or sizewould be the best room ? ie a room which has no boomy bass etc..
Tenson said:The ideal room shape is a Sphere. where the listener is on a metal mesh floor in the center.
Johnny said:don't any of you audiophiles know ?
AlexTaylor said:Acrylic mesh would be better.
Tenson said:The ideal room shape is a Sphere. where the listener is on a metal mesh floor in the center.
3DSonics said:Hi,
Many of us know.
But I guess we just cannot be bothered to discuss anything with you. Your approach to debate and discussion just grates too much with people and rubs them up the wrong way.
Ciao T
Johnny said:well tell me then thorsten ! because I would like to know, what kind of esoteric calculations are involved![]()
3DSonics said:Hi,
If your education where sufficiently broad you would know or at least you would know how to ask for the information in such a way that people might want to answer.
As it is I think I think I'll leave you to find your answers.
L8er T
Johnny said:Thorsten do you know the answer to my question or not ?
3DSonics said:Hi,
Probably, but the way you have been going about I'll pass on answering.
Anyway, the answer is actually quite obvious, you can within a wide degree of freedom (there are limitations) arrange the room way you like, the key is to use speakers that are largely room independent.
L8er T
wadia-miester said:Apart from a wind up artist....