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Post by linas on Aug 7, 2023 6:47:20 GMT -6
Hey,
can you tell me more about the advantages of sitting in the second third in the small room and having everything setup accordingly with speakers soffit mounted? I can't seem to find anything about it online sadly
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Post by thehightenor on Aug 7, 2023 12:03:50 GMT -6
Hey, can you tell me more about the advantages of sitting in the second third in the small room and having everything setup accordingly with speakers soffit mounted? I can't seem to find anything about it online sadly It's all to do with avoiding nulls in the bass response of the room, it's only a guide. Head to GIK for more advice and videos on the subject. gikacoustics.co.uk/acoustic-advice/Check this page out - if you scroll to the bottom you'll see some useful videos on the subject. |
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Post by linas on Aug 7, 2023 12:19:42 GMT -6
Thanks, but there is no info on sitting in the 66% of the room on that page.
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Post by Ward on Aug 7, 2023 13:33:00 GMT -6
IN almost all control rooms, regardless of size, that I've been in, the sweet spot is between the middle and the first third.
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Post by thehightenor on Aug 7, 2023 13:52:34 GMT -6
Thanks, but there is no info on sitting in the 66% of the room on that page. You need to click on the graphic "Basics of Room set-up" Here's the page link. gikacoustics.co.uk/basics-room-setup-acoustic-panels-bass-traps/It’s recommended that you should start experimenting with listening position set to about 35% – 40% of the wayIf will take you some time to work your way through all the text and info but it's all there. |
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Post by notneeson on Aug 7, 2023 16:54:30 GMT -6
Thanks, but there is no info on sitting in the 66% of the room on that page. Here's a trick: you can stick a speaker in the corner and load up the bass intentionally. The spot where it sounds the least bad is where you will want to sit. |
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Post by Ward on Aug 7, 2023 17:26:08 GMT -6
thehightenor it would seem they are suggesting exactly what I did.  It usually turns out that way.
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Post by thehightenor on Aug 8, 2023 2:51:27 GMT -6
thehightenor it would seem they are suggesting exactly what I did. It usually turns out that way. GIK are a great company. They designed the treatment for my room and it looks almost identical to that photo  GIK provide very effective solutions and the room is very well controlled and enables my ATC 25’s to be a reliable reference. |
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Post by drbill on Aug 8, 2023 11:03:10 GMT -6
Did anyone say "equilateral" triangle?
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Post by linas on Aug 8, 2023 15:26:27 GMT -6
Some peeps have square rooms
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Post by Ward on Aug 10, 2023 8:11:55 GMT -6
Did anyone say "equilateral" triangle? Isosceles? |
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Post by linas on Aug 12, 2023 13:04:49 GMT -6
thehightenor it would seem they are suggesting exactly what I did. It usually turns out that way. GIK are a great company. They designed the treatment for my room and it looks almost identical to that photo GIK provide very effective solutions and the room is very well controlled and enables my ATC 25’s to be a reliable reference. Hey man, I have a question: what are your walls made of? Concrete, bricks, plasterboard, wood? Because it makes a yuuuge difference |
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Post by thehightenor on Aug 12, 2023 14:08:54 GMT -6
GIK are a great company. They designed the treatment for my room and it looks almost identical to that photo GIK provide very effective solutions and the room is very well controlled and enables my ATC 25’s to be a reliable reference. Hey man, I have a question: what are your walls made of? Concrete, bricks, plasterboard, wood? Because it makes a huge difference Bricks with wood studding insulated then covered with plaster board then skimmed - traditional room construction. |
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Post by linas on Aug 12, 2023 14:19:09 GMT -6
Hey man, I have a question: what are your walls made of? Concrete, bricks, plasterboard, wood? Because it makes a huge difference Bricks with wood studding insulated then covered with plaster board then skimmed - traditional room construction. Well, that is much better for acoustics than reinforced concrete I'm surrounded by right now which means I would need a lot more of that good GIK stuff to get similar results. |
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Post by Ward on Aug 16, 2023 18:10:07 GMT -6
Did anyone say "equilateral" triangle? I can't believe you didn't find that funny. Holy Maths humor . . . come on. LOL |
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Post by drbill on Aug 16, 2023 21:25:33 GMT -6
Did anyone say "equilateral" triangle? I can't believe you didn't find that funny. Holy Maths humor . . . come on. LOL Geometry was not the highlight of my HS education..... |
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Post by ericn on Aug 24, 2023 20:48:56 GMT -6
I can't believe you didn't find that funny. Holy Maths humor . . . come on. LOL Geometry was not the highlight of my HS education..... My excuse was I was probably High and hanging lights😎 |
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Post by gwlee7 on Aug 26, 2023 7:28:42 GMT -6
Did anyone say "equilateral" triangle? Isosceles? Don’t be obtuse. |
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Post by theshea on Aug 27, 2023 6:28:13 GMT -6
i would downlad the free room measuring software www.roomeqwizard.com/ than position one speaker, a chair listen and measure. start with the speaker almost right up the wall - measure, move the speaker some 10-20cm away from the wall into the room - measure and so on. thats the best way and how i did. takes a day or two but its worth it. you never know where the speakers end up … dont let general internet advice decide for you and your room and your speakers. |
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Post by Ward on Aug 27, 2023 17:34:18 GMT -6
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Post by drbill on Sept 16, 2023 14:58:52 GMT -6
I've always been an equilateral employer....
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Post by Ward on Sept 19, 2023 14:14:15 GMT -6
I've always been an equilateral employer.... So, that's your angle. |
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Post by drbill on Sept 19, 2023 14:17:16 GMT -6
I've always been an equilateral employer.... So, that's your angle. Yup! And I've always been very quadratic about it. |
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Post by Ward on Sept 19, 2023 15:10:52 GMT -6
Yup! And I've always been very quadratic about it. All this talk of Atmos and you're still working in Quadraphonic? |
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