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<blockquote data-quote="Blues" data-source="post: 58533" data-attributes="member: 394"><p>hi vk, </p><p>I'd also recommend the diy approach.</p><p>while the placement of the modular muse treatments looks good (diffusors on the first reflection points..., well, we had this discussion before 8)), the diffusors look a bit crude (750Hz to 3500Hz) compared to the decware design (1125 ~ 12000 Hz) (http://www.decware.com/newsite/room.html)</p><p></p><p>there's also plans for skyline diffusors out there (http://www.pmerecords.com/Diffusor.cfm), but I've never tried them (yet).</p><p>the absorbers can also be made very easily, just get fiberglass PANELS (I used 100mm thickness), put a supawood frame around it (or have it made), put plywood on the back and fabric on the front.</p><p></p><p>apart from all this room treatment, one can also try a diagonal speaker placement, which reduces the first reflection point problems greatly...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blues, post: 58533, member: 394"] hi vk, I'd also recommend the diy approach. while the placement of the modular muse treatments looks good (diffusors on the first reflection points..., well, we had this discussion before 8)), the diffusors look a bit crude (750Hz to 3500Hz) compared to the decware design (1125 ~ 12000 Hz) (http://www.decware.com/newsite/room.html) there's also plans for skyline diffusors out there (http://www.pmerecords.com/Diffusor.cfm), but I've never tried them (yet). the absorbers can also be made very easily, just get fiberglass PANELS (I used 100mm thickness), put a supawood frame around it (or have it made), put plywood on the back and fabric on the front. apart from all this room treatment, one can also try a diagonal speaker placement, which reduces the first reflection point problems greatly... [/QUOTE]
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