I have a dedicated listening room in my home measuring approximately 7m L x 5m W x 2.8m H. The room has a carpeted concrete floor, painted brick and plaster walls and a gypsum ceiling. When I initially set up my hi-fi in the room the acoustic response was terrible - the room was loud, boomy...

I know that there are a lot of recommendations on treating an entire room, such as first reflection points, front wall, rear wall, etc -- but I've found less information on bass traps. I've read at least one place "You can never have too many bass tarps"... I'm building 1 7' tall "superchunk"...

Hi Folks. I am searching for data how typical corner chunks (full corner filled with mineral wool 35 KG/sqm) work? I have two problematic resonances in this room one is t around 50-55 HZ and one is 100-110 HZ. My chunks will 3 meter high the short side is 64 cm the front (Long side) is 88 cm...

I have this posted in another thread, but thought it would be best to put it in a thread of it's own. Was considering building a sonosub LLT and corner placing it, possibly 5-6' tall (depending on the modeling) having a small gap between (approximately 6.3" from the SonoSub software) and then...

Is it really necessary to go from floor to ceiling. I've had a friend tell me to continue above ear level is overkill. Thanks.