@rego - Thank you. I went back to look again at the link on the abfuser, and I noticed they’d done this, very similar to what I am suggesting. However, keeping the speakers away from the side wall boundaries and placing absorption there is going to sound better, well it did for us.
How to make small room sound bigger
Is It possible to make a relatively small room sound larger ? I have a 14 x 11ft with 8 ft ceiling. The room is completely empty, with vinyl floors with cement floor under. Looking into vicoustic sound treatments.
What would be the best approach with absorption vs diffusion and placement to attain a bigger sound space if at all possible ?
I wrote to vicoustics, but did not hear back.
speakers : SF Elipsa, Diapason adamantes, Focal utopia micro
amps: mastersound 845, mcintosh mc452, NAD M10
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@rixthetrick, lol - in the pic the L/R channels placement looks like 10-12 feet apart. It's not easy (for me) to imagine what the sound field is like, but it does speak to the idea of the original post's inquiry of ' making room sound bigger ' which in fact treatment should do. What I would like to make clear is that the direct sound from the speaker is bounced off the back wall (if not effectively diffused), and then makes its way back to the diffusor behind the speakers.
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