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| My first post although have been reading this HTS forums for a while, and have digested a lot of information for audio, projectors, screen including BW screen and acoustics for the room. I have taken some preliminary steps when I built my home theater room for the new house, but before I get started with finishing this dedicated home theater, I want to learn more. How do I analyze the frequency responses in the room? Can I use the laptop and a microphone (any recommendation would be great)? My intention is to furnish acoustic treatment - low bass traps in corner, and some others on the walls, but I do not want to just cover the walls without knowing what it is doing to the sound. I am afraid about over-dampened room. I am good with electronics, computers, engineering concepts (better than most people , but not as well as what I have seen here at HTS )I would appreciate any help. Doc. | ||||
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| Re: Acoustics and Analysis Here's your tool-kit: http://www.hometheatershack.com/forums/rew-forum/ For references, I suggest: Everest: Master Handbook of Acoustics Toole: Sound Reproduction Both are eminently readable with little math. For web-based sources, there are: http://www.hometheatershack.com/foru...dio-acoustics/ http://forum.studiotips.com/index.php Lots of commercial sites, too, but that's already a lot. Kal Kal Rubinson __________________________________ "Music in the Round" Contributing Editor, Stereophile | ||||
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| Re: Acoustics and Analysis I agree with Kal on the books I have both Everests master Handbook of acoustics & Toole's Sound Reproduction.. If I was to pick one I would go for Floyd E Toole's Sound Reproduction Loudspeakers and Rooms by far the best most informative of the many Audio acoustics related books I have read... Cheers.... | ||||
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| Re: Acoustics and Analysis Thank you for another vote. I have already started reading. But unfortunately, the life calls for other activities and there are only 24 hours in the day!!! I am hoping to finish the reading and get back here. At present, my theater is painted walls only. Before I do any acoustic checking, I need the carpet in place. I may need to put insulation in the wall - I am thinking of blown in wet cellulose that helps acoustically also. But more reading first. | ||||
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