Chasing Sound in Grauman’s Chinese Theater
ASC president and TubeTrap inventor, Art Noxon, PE Acoustical shares his acoustic discovery in Hollywood's world-famous Grauman's Chinese Theater. Here’s what Grauman’s Chinese Theater looks like [...]
Listening to HiFi Equipment vs Listening to the Music it Plays
To establish a reference baseline for the following discussion of Hi-fi listening, it is helpful to skim an article published in Stereophile: The View into [...]
Your Listening Room is Double Tracking Your Sweetspot
"Double tracking" is a recording technique where a singer records a song to get an original track, then re-records the same song to get a [...]
A Sonic Tsunami
A Sonic Tsunami: Born in the front end of your listening room. December 9, 2016 Comment recently added to Sunday Morning HiFi #4 blog [...]
ASC’s 5.1 Surround AttackWall
ASC’s 5.1 Surround AttackWall Transcript of a seminar presented by Arthur Noxon P.E., President of Acoustic Sciences Corporation, at the Surround 2001 International Conference [...]
The Sound of Space Design
An invited lecture to Interior Design class at Oregon State College in 2012 The goal of this paper is to help interior designers open their [...]
Stonehenge Acoustics and ASC’s QuickSoundField
Let's talk about Stonehenge Acoustics and ASC's QuickSoundField. The Neolithic monument in southern England known as Stonehenge has a 4500 year history that is [...]
Ambience
For the audiophile, "ambience" is a highly desirable acoustic quality of the listening room where sound seems to hang in the air, to have a low level [...]
Diffusion
Diffusion is the scattering and weakening of reflected sound. A properly diffused reflection produces a more natural sound, contributing to enhanced Ambience in a room. The concept [...]
Putting the Art in Articulation
This week we Putting the Art in Articulation as we look into the effect of poor articulation on tonal transients. These are sonic events that [...]
