| Re: Acoustic Treatment Project There are many different ways to deal with a room. I too prefer a little less dead in the back. However, that doesn't mean that diffusion will work when you're only a couple feet away. General rule of thumb is that for diffusion to be effective at 1kHz and up, you'll need to be at least 8' or so away.
In a multic-channel only environment, it's important to have some absorbtion distributed throughout the space. There are ways to get absorbtion and diffusion both in the rear of the room and I personally like that - what was called abfusion before. A series of smaller hard-framed panels hung in an array will provide a bit of absorbtion well distibuted as well as the framed areas and between them acting like a crude well diffusor.
Bryan
I am serious... and don't call me Shirley.
Bryan Pape
Lead Acoustical Designer GIK Acoustics
Last edited by bpape; 09-14-06 at 09:06 AM.
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