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DanDan · 8th March 2010

Glenn, perhaps in a Sixties style studio, you know, beanbags, flesh, hair..........
Sabines of course, understood. I am a bit uncomfortable with the relative sizes here though. A panel 2 x4 feet, thickness anything greater than say 2 inch, will surely kill HF and even MF bounce. However I kinda imagine a bass wavefront (apart from sailing right through it, minus the 0.1 or so absorption quoted from OC) will spill all around it. i.e. I am not fully convinced that Ray analogies are that appropriate here. Still rays do seem to deliver the dip centre frequency, which changes with distance. Speaking of which, doesn't SBIR change with distance? Marc come back, it's safe now. How far are your speakers from the front and side walls and the ceiling. Earlier numbers are unclear to me.
Best, DD

8th March 2010	#53
DanDan Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2003 Location: Cork Ireland Posts: 6,795 1 Review written	Size matters Glenn, perhaps in a Sixties style studio, you know, beanbags, flesh, hair.......... Sabines of course, understood. I am a bit uncomfortable with the relative sizes here though. A panel 2 x4 feet, thickness anything greater than say 2 inch, will surely kill HF and even MF bounce. However I kinda imagine a bass wavefront (apart from sailing right through it, minus the 0.1 or so absorption quoted from OC) will spill all around it. i.e. I am not fully convinced that Ray analogies are that appropriate here. Still rays do seem to deliver the dip centre frequency, which changes with distance. Speaking of which, doesn't SBIR change with distance? Marc come back, it's safe now. How far are your speakers from the front and side walls and the ceiling. Earlier numbers are unclear to me. Best, DD