False wall and audio sound

[jneutron]

John,
I really appreciate your response..

No problem.

I don't work with full range horn loaded speakers, so my understanding of how they interact with room boundaries is very limited I must admit.

I hadn't posted on this thread before, as I was not sure what exactly the origional poster was asking.

When you posted that stuff on horns and room resonances and standing waves, it became clear to me that you were not speaking with an understanding of compressible media wave energy transport and the interactions with boundary conditions... Rather, your thinking appeared to be more from what has been told you, or from some simple observations..at the first level, that may be good enough, but at some point, that simplistic view will fall apart.

It can be rather confusing when the high level theory is attempted, so many shortcuts are necessary if one actually wants to get something done..That is why I don't try to do any of that math stuff, it is so confusing..

Personally, i rather enjoyed the 10 dB bass increase I got when I put my little sub behind the tv in the corner..it made Jurrasic park much more believable..even though they didn't have any lasers.

Cheers, John

[Sir Terrence the Terrible]

No problem.


I hadn't posted on this thread before, as I was not sure what exactly the origional poster was asking.

When you posted that stuff on horns and room resonances and standing waves, it became clear to me that you were not speaking with an understanding of compressible media wave energy transport and the interactions with boundary conditions... Rather, your thinking appeared to be more from what has been told you, or from some simple observations..at the first level, that may be good enough, but at some point, that simplistic view will fall apart.

It can be rather confusing when the high level theory is attempted, so many shortcuts are necessary if one actually wants to get something done..That is why I don't try to do any of that math stuff, it is so confusing..

Personally, i rather enjoyed the 10 dB bass increase I got when I put my little sub behind the tv in the corner..it made Jurrasic park much more believable..even though they didn't have any lasers.

Cheers, John

According to Floyd Toole and Tom Nousaine(spl) subwoofers belong in corners, but main speakers do not. Unless it was a mighty Klipschorn. I miss mine too!