You might want to buy a copy of F. Alton Everest's book on recording studio design (sorry I don't remember the exact title). It's pretty inexpensive and gets into the dynamics of the total room. Optimum speaker placement in a rectangular room depends on a number of factors including 1)wall, ceiling and floor composition, 2) room dimensions and 3)listener position (plus speaker design, furnishings, etc.). I studied the heck out of it since I'm building a new house around a sound room (sounds goofy, but ...). The sites referenced above provide great food for thought and background. If you really want to dig into the factors around this, you might want to read Everest. There are a number of formulas in there that cover the topic. Trust your ears and have fun experimenting. Cheers.
Speaker placement formula
I tried looking in the old threads and I didn't find what I am looking for. Hopefully this isn't a subject that has been asked about too much.
I am looking for a formula (I'm almost positive Martin Logan prints one in their manual) that calculates speaker placement in the room. It takes into account ceiling height also. I know about the whole equilateral triangle, but I think Martin Logan's is different. And if I'm not mistaking, ML's is a pretty common formula? I could be wrong. If anyone could help, that would be great. Thanks.
Seth
I am looking for a formula (I'm almost positive Martin Logan prints one in their manual) that calculates speaker placement in the room. It takes into account ceiling height also. I know about the whole equilateral triangle, but I think Martin Logan's is different. And if I'm not mistaking, ML's is a pretty common formula? I could be wrong. If anyone could help, that would be great. Thanks.
Seth
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