Re: OT: Ideal small studio specs for Loopers?

[Henry Heine <henry@bagend.com>]

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-Henry

Veda, Qua wrote:
>  Hi,
> 
> A rectangular space, with non-multiple ratios of length/width/height,
> and good speaker placement, can be a very good space and one that it
> easy to treat with acoustical products.    Non-rectangular shaped room
> can be good, but much less predictable and more difficult to figure out
> solutions for (at least mathematically).  
> 
> A cube shaped room is the worst possible shape.   8 x 10 x 12 is  are
> all divisible to 2, and partially by 4.
> Ideally, use ratios like Golden Section, or Pi, to help you find
> dimention
> 
> Perhaps adding 'sound board' and extra sheet rock to one wall would be
> enough to provide better dimensions.
> 
>>From the main listening position, you can have a friend hold up a mirror
> and move along the walls.  Where ever you can see the speakers (either
> one) in the mirror from your listening position you'll want to put some
> acoustical treatment to avoid direct reflections.  
> 
> Hope these simple tips are useful
> -Qua
> 
> 
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