Williewonka, sorry to have misinterpreted your post and hijacked your thread. Needfreestuff, GIK was one of the firms I consulted and they did indeed recommend fat bass traps on the wall immediately behind my heaad. Problem is, they are visually intrusive and incompatible in a well designed domestic environment IMO. I have bass trapping in the upper room boundaries in the "plant shelving" recesses of my room and it helps a great deal. It works basically like the bass trapping Peter describes. At least I don't have nasty room response problems, the space measures pretty good. I have a medium size 18.5' x 14'room with 11' ceilings.
how can I make the back wall transparent?
If this is the wrong place for this topic please move it
My listening room is 11.5 x 15 and my speakers are 3.5 ft from the back wall.
I have spent considerable effort tweaking stuff, to the point where the system sounds very spacious and deep, BUT it still does not sound as spacious as systems with 6-8 ft of free space behind the speakers.
Is there any aesthetically pleasing wall treatment available that would give me that depth without moving the speakers
Taking the wall down is not an option:-)
My listening room is 11.5 x 15 and my speakers are 3.5 ft from the back wall.
I have spent considerable effort tweaking stuff, to the point where the system sounds very spacious and deep, BUT it still does not sound as spacious as systems with 6-8 ft of free space behind the speakers.
Is there any aesthetically pleasing wall treatment available that would give me that depth without moving the speakers
Taking the wall down is not an option:-)
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