Michael Green's corner tunes. Installed up in the four corners of the ceiling. They work great.
Treating the ceiling and floor, who else has had great results?
Two areas of the room often neglected by audiophiles IMHO is the ceiling and floor. We focus so much on first reflections we forget about overall energy left in a room after the speaker has stopped.
I've had excellent luck with treating the ceiling, especially for home theater applications, and this was before Atmos. The area behind the speakers near the floor often hides noise and distortion which we didn't know we were hearing. Throw a blanket over there and listen for yourself.
Who else has gone through the trouble of treating their ceiling?
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I have treated ceilings many times, even the floor in front of speakers when in dedicated spaces. I kinda had to do the ceiling in this room with the speakers so near a first reflection point: https://www.audiogon.com/systems/10635#&gid=1&pid=14
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Mostly light absorption on floors, oriental carpets, ceiling combo of absorption and diffusion at critical points. I have sprinkled diffusion panels throughout entire listening room 30'L x 13'W, sloped symmetrical ceiling. Acoustic treatments are also effective quite far from speakers, get the right treatments room can sound larger, greater immersion in sound field at listening position. Spent many years getting this all just right. |
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