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 (more...)
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 the (more...)
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 (more...)
A Sonic Tsunami
A Sonic Tsunami: Born in the Front-End of Your Listening Room. Comment recently added to Sunday Morning HiFi #4 blog by Spencer Holbert in Absolute (more...)
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 shrouded (more...)
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 (more...)
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. (more…)
New Life Center
The New Life Center was looking to refurnish the interior of his sanctuary after smoke damage. The church essentially had a blank canvas to work (more...)
Baptist Church’s Heavenly Acoustic Upgrade
This church loves choir and congregational singing, but when the choir left the practice room to sing on the new platform…they lost their confidence. The (more...)
Putting the Art in Articulation
We put the Art in Articulation as we look into the effect of poor articulation on tonal transients. These are sonic events that help to (more...)
