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Last issue wrapped up by explaining the best ways to experience a very pleasant sonic ambience in your listening room. This week we will (more...)
Last issue wrapped up by explaining the best ways to experience a very pleasant sonic ambience in your listening room. This week we will (more...)
Acoustic Sciences featured at Southwest Audio Fest 2025 Lou Hinkley of Pacific Audio Fest, in collaboration with Gary Gill of Capital Audiofest, held the SouthWest (more...)
In this week’s newsletter, Art Noxon briefly discusses the pros and cons of various high backed listening chairs, and then delves into the realm of developing (more...)
Last week we learned about the negative and positive effects of many common reflections. This week we dig deeper still to learn how reflections (more...)
This week we dive deeper still into the methods and principles used in the pursuit of extreme sound quality. That has been your goal (more...)
TubeTrap Positioning & Second-Order Reflections Find Beam Intersection Set up a flashlight on each speaker so they reflect off the same wall, the right (more...)
When TubeTraps were a new product, we had many dealers and reps all around the world. Our sales support effort was to help dealers (more...)
Let's spend one more day on the important topic of wall reflections, wrapping things up by discussing the most detrimental ones of all. Courtesy (more...)
This is presentation (audio and slides) ASC – Acoustic Science Corporation – did at Pacific Audio Fest 2024 in Seattle. (more…)
Last installment, we discussed the sonic effects of floor and ceiling reflections. Now we move on to the all-familiar side wall bounces and learn (more...)
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