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Acoustics & Room Treatment
Influence of furniture on bass response
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<blockquote data-quote="Ampdog" data-source="post: 102462" data-attributes="member: 144"><p>Just a word here concerning a certain factor that folks are not always aware of, if Audiomuze will allow,</p><p></p><p>Particularly in a shop demo room, there are often a number of loudspeakers standing around to facilitate easy connection for comparison. It has been shown that the inactive ones act as bass absorbers/traps, enough to make an audible change to a listening room's acoustics. Connect an oscilliscope to any non-connected loudspeaker and see the cone(s) happily microphoning along with the sound. One cannot expect the dealer to move heavy loudspeakers in and out every time for a demo, but then the above problem exists. What can help is to short the inputs of those not used - but the degree of its action will then still depend on the internal cross-over design.</p><p></p><p>This would of course also influence results when having several loudspeaker pairs in the living room for comparison purposes.</p><p></p><p>Folks in the business of selling loudspeakers such as Goneten and others might want to comment here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ampdog, post: 102462, member: 144"] Just a word here concerning a certain factor that folks are not always aware of, if Audiomuze will allow, Particularly in a shop demo room, there are often a number of loudspeakers standing around to facilitate easy connection for comparison. It has been shown that the inactive ones act as bass absorbers/traps, enough to make an audible change to a listening room's acoustics. Connect an oscilliscope to any non-connected loudspeaker and see the cone(s) happily microphoning along with the sound. One cannot expect the dealer to move heavy loudspeakers in and out every time for a demo, but then the above problem exists. What can help is to short the inputs of those not used - but the degree of its action will then still depend on the internal cross-over design. This would of course also influence results when having several loudspeaker pairs in the living room for comparison purposes. Folks in the business of selling loudspeakers such as Goneten and others might want to comment here. [/QUOTE]
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