jblnut
Don't Overthink It
I find myself at an interesting juncture in this hobby. After decades of component upgrades and a recent acquisition of my "grail" speakers (Revel Salon 2's), I finally need to face facts - the room sucks. It's just too reflective and the wide dispersion of the Salons is putting a ton of mid and high frequency energy into the room.
So, I can continue to do what I have done with components and try to research sound absorption panels and bass traps. Or, I can call in a qualified acoustic engineer and get it done "right".
I'd like to hear from anyone who has gone this route - how did you pick someone ? What were the services you chose ? How did it work out ?
Between my system and the piano in the room, I have too much invested in hardware to keep futzing around by trial and error. I want it done, and done right once and for all.
jblnut
So, I can continue to do what I have done with components and try to research sound absorption panels and bass traps. Or, I can call in a qualified acoustic engineer and get it done "right".
I'd like to hear from anyone who has gone this route - how did you pick someone ? What were the services you chose ? How did it work out ?
Between my system and the piano in the room, I have too much invested in hardware to keep futzing around by trial and error. I want it done, and done right once and for all.
jblnut
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