In room treatment there is 3 possibilities:
You pay 50,000 dollars for an acoustically engineered room or even morre...
Or you buy costly acoustical materials and you made it yourself... But the cost will be a couple of thousand dollars mostly for quality materials.... But it will be a PASSIVE treatment made for the geometry and content of your room... (I used this passive way also but with cheap materials i dont have much money)
But if your room is not ideal, with odd dimensions and one the speaker is at an odd place in a corner (like mine), you are in a really bad shape.... :) Passive treatment work in some degree, with some limit...
But most people, dont know that it is possible to use ACTIVE controls to change the room acoustic.... Not by electronical equalizer.... But with a grid of ACTIVE generators connected to some grids of active resonators....
Then the sound image become totally holographic and completely decoupled from the speakers....
Yes it is possible, and the good news is that the cost is low....
My best to all...
You pay 50,000 dollars for an acoustically engineered room or even morre...
Or you buy costly acoustical materials and you made it yourself... But the cost will be a couple of thousand dollars mostly for quality materials.... But it will be a PASSIVE treatment made for the geometry and content of your room... (I used this passive way also but with cheap materials i dont have much money)
But if your room is not ideal, with odd dimensions and one the speaker is at an odd place in a corner (like mine), you are in a really bad shape.... :) Passive treatment work in some degree, with some limit...
But most people, dont know that it is possible to use ACTIVE controls to change the room acoustic.... Not by electronical equalizer.... But with a grid of ACTIVE generators connected to some grids of active resonators....
Then the sound image become totally holographic and completely decoupled from the speakers....
Yes it is possible, and the good news is that the cost is low....
My best to all...