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Originally Posted by naethoven  This is my new diagram with more room behind the speakers and less of an angle in the wall. I think I like this better, but shoot me straight. I was able to keep the RFZ and window size about the same as before, and the room came out a bit less wide in the rear, giving me more room in the studio proper.
Note: I have RFZ drawn for two window sizes. 5 ft window => 6 ft RFZ, 5'6" window => 4 ft RFZ
I could have either or do the adjustable panel thing. (If the panel becomes an issue I can always permanently install it. It will sit inside the window sill, hopefully unseen.)
I just realized I did not include the angles in the dimensions. They are (approx) 162 (in the mid of room) and 198 (toward the front)
What do you think? |
Now I think you've hit on the best solution. I feel it's best by a mile to go with the smaller window/ larger RFZ. Other than that you're good to go. Of course you need some nice fat bass traps behind the speakers. I'd make the trap as deep as possible on the front wall, then angle the traps at 30 degrees behind the speakers.
--Wes