Speaker Placement
This week we look at the nuts and bolts that connect our audio playback system to the 'illusion' of a broad stereo soundscape. There
Wall Shudder in the Listening Room
Does your sound system generally give great results, but certain tones tend to cause an overwhelming boom, sometimes accompanied by a rattle? Audio-minded people
TubeTrap Fine Tuning
This concludes our series from the groundbreaking article from 1989 by IAR editor J. Peter Moncrieff. As hinted previously, you will need to use
IAR 56 pt. 4
As we continue reviewing this groundbreaking article from 1989, published by International Audiophile Review, you should ask yourself: how can I most efficiently replicate
Basic Setup for TubeTraps
We continue reviewing the groundbreaking aritcle from 1989, published by International Audiophile Review. In this section, editor J. Peter Moncrieff explains what he terms
Perimeter Reflection Control
This week we flash back to an article that really put TubeTraps on the map. In 1989, International Audiophile Review was the resource for the discriminating HiFi
Correlation Detection of Early Reflections pt. 1
Time to get back to some oldie-but-goodie technical concepts. If you're not sure what the graph means, no problem. You'll understand after reading this
Making Your Listening Room Sound Spacious
Last issue we shared some general concepts about the sort of reflections that evoke a sense of spaciousness. This week we tie it to
Art on Spaciousness
Last issue wrapped up by explaining the best ways to experience a very pleasant sonic ambience in your listening room. This week we will
ASC at SWAF 2025 Show Report
Acoustic Sciences featured at Southwest Audio Fest 2025 Lou Hinkley of Pacific Audio Fest, in collaboration with Gary Gill of
