About users with hidden agendas

It’s easy to throw money at a problem to solve it.  Much harder to do it on an every man’s budget.  But @mahgister is right.  A little knowledge can go a long way. 

@oldhvymec I never claimed to be the pinnacle of anything, or that my sound is perfect because it far from it. 

This was the sole purpose of joining this forum, to exchange ideas, learn as much as I could and have fun.

But all of the sudden, some gentleman that I do not know, got personal, aggressive , made fun of my name, for the sole reason that I posted links to the IEEE and the Ethernet governing body that contradicts a lot of what he had to say in that thread he deleted.

I never called him names, or was disrespectful to him in any way.

Good for you that you can see a room from a picture and tell what to do with it to make it sound better. It is an admirable ability, which I don’t have.

I totally understand that a little knowledge goes a long way, but at the same time I am not satisfied with a little knowledge on the things I am interested. I am curious, eager to learn as much as I can,  my brain and time will allow me.

the one thing I learned from this thread is how easy is to get sucked in a sea of negativity and end up wasting energy all along the way. 
Completely unworthy.

Not all of us ( purposefully ) don’t live in neat rectangles with ( just ) a 9’ ceiling…

A great book from a guy who has heard music in literally thousands of rooms is; Get Better Sound by Jim Smith

Ego and Pride goeth before a fall, …..

One thing i can tell is a forest of amplifiers blocking any path to the turntable tells me…a lot….

Jim

I have golden ear best there be. My ear hair made of diamond. Lady flock my system in all country I live. Now I buy company in Asia and I have smoking neighbor daughter all excite about deep power subwoofer bass. She do zoom call with wife sister and we try massive sub tonight.

@oldhvymec I never claimed to be the pinnacle of anything, or that my sound is perfect because it far from it. 

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That's OK it wasn't addressed to you it was addressed to Master M and his lab. Someone said they couldn't tell by looking, so brail is out too, I find it odd what folks can tell from picture.

I was told a picture is worth 1000 words. I agree. Not to argue at all, just state some simple facts. I didn't figure out my rooms 2 or 3 years ago, I figured them out 35 years ago. That is my whole point. I don't have to go through a 5 year study of my room. It was done in 87-89. 

I'm sorry if I'm a little ahead of schedule comparing notes anyways. I thought that was the point. If Master M's 2-3 year journey has netted him good results be proud of me Master M. I did it 35+ years ago. That is all I'm saying. 

BTW it didn't cost to much, I used what was left over after building the rooms myself, including every nail and screw that was driven by me, not someone else..

Like 2 128cf Traps and a flush wall gear rack on a 24" x 36" x 16ft concrete slab with 8" x 8ft friction piers. It's actually reinforced concrete with cable not rebar.

The experiment for me was done a long time ago. I may not have quit the look of your lab Master M, but I assure YOU, my working shop is close..  The storage shop is a little more polished, I quit hanging meat in there anyway. But the meat hooks stayed. It impressed the neighbor lady, She likes tight black leather too. So do I, on the floor. "She can leave her hat on" 

SO, before everyone gets all fluffy, some folks did do their homework a long time ago. BTW not a single thing changed.

My traps are based on the Vicoustic Vari Bass Tunable Helmholtz Resonator theory I can open and close the trap face to adjust the frequency I want to trap, THEN turn the Vari Resonators to fine tune the standing waves that still need a little convincing.

See Master M. I payed attention it was 62 yeas ago when my father took me into the Gothic Cathedrals of Spain, England and France. They use the Helmholtz theory to tame rooms and also as a spying tool, to throw sound in a particular place. Priest had one commodity, confession.

With great respect.