A mark of a good home theater room, I say.Towen7 said:Your room absolutely sucks up light.
A mark of a good home theater room, I say.Towen7 said:Your room absolutely sucks up light.
Zing said:A mark of a good home theater room, I say.Towen7 said:Your room absolutely sucks up light.
This may be a silly question but I have to ask: have you recalibrated all your levels since implementing the new traps?heeman said:This is where it is taking me a little while to adjust. The reason is because all that shaking and room filled LFE has seemed to disappear quite a bit.
heeman said:A couple more comments on the performance improvements made by the front corners, Floor to Ceiling Bass Traps.
Music Listening - Now the bass is tight and not boomie (ok, everyone expects that comment). It even seems that since the boominess is gone, the clarity of other instruments and sounds are much clearer as well. So all in all with music listening, I believe the improvement was not only with the low end, however with the whole spectrum of sound. So the sound is better than ever!
Blu Ray Movies - This is where it is taking me a little while to adjust. The reason is because all that shaking and room filled LFE has seemed to disappear quite a bit. Take the gun blast in the opening scene in the Dark Knight when they shoot out the window and when the bank manager fires the shot gun. Now those scenes are tight and accurate, not as lingering as before. As I mentioned above, the Light Cycle scene from Tron Legacy is almost a totally different experience than before. It is actually taking me a while to get used to it.
However, I am going to make the assumption, that this is how the LFE and Bass is supposed to sound.
So, we buy a bigger sub and Holy Crap! It shakes the hell out of everything and we think it is great? Maybe not so, the tuning and balance and room treatments play a HUGE part in producing the intended impact/sound. In my case the Floor to Ceiling front corner Bass Traps have had the biggest impact on improving the quality of sound in our HT.
Still loving every minute I/We spend in that room............
Zing said:This may be a silly question but I have to ask: have you recalibrated all your levels since implementing the new traps?heeman said:This is where it is taking me a little while to adjust. The reason is because all that shaking and room filled LFE has seemed to disappear quite a bit.
Srvy said:I gotta know did you rip down any lumber used with the new tablesaw? Maybe didnt need anymore than a mitre saw and dimensional lumber. But can save some bucks by ripping larger dimension lumber and get that Dewalt kicking up some sawdust .
jamhead said:heeman said:A couple more comments on the performance improvements made by the front corners, Floor to Ceiling Bass Traps.
Music Listening - Now the bass is tight and not boomie (ok, everyone expects that comment). It even seems that since the boominess is gone, the clarity of other instruments and sounds are much clearer as well. So all in all with music listening, I believe the improvement was not only with the low end, however with the whole spectrum of sound. So the sound is better than ever!
Blu Ray Movies - This is where it is taking me a little while to adjust. The reason is because all that shaking and room filled LFE has seemed to disappear quite a bit. Take the gun blast in the opening scene in the Dark Knight when they shoot out the window and when the bank manager fires the shot gun. Now those scenes are tight and accurate, not as lingering as before. As I mentioned above, the Light Cycle scene from Tron Legacy is almost a totally different experience than before. It is actually taking me a while to get used to it.
However, I am going to make the assumption, that this is how the LFE and Bass is supposed to sound.
So, we buy a bigger sub and Holy Crap! It shakes the hell out of everything and we think it is great? Maybe not so, the tuning and balance and room treatments play a HUGE part in producing the intended impact/sound. In my case the Floor to Ceiling front corner Bass Traps have had the biggest impact on improving the quality of sound in our HT.
Still loving every minute I/We spend in that room............
Without hearing it myself, I'd say "yes". For movies, that room filling, low rumbling noise is cool, but not at all accurate. Does it still have that tactile response?
Yes...as Zing asked, did you re-calibrate? I found the bass in my system to be louder than before installing the traps, but it sounded much cleaner.
No, he hates them and misses his Paradigms. Didn't you see his listing of these in the Classified section?PaulyT said:Still enjoying the speakers?
No kidding. I keep hoping I'll see a "Deep South Texas GTG" thread. So far, no such luck.Towen7 said:Can't wait for an invitation to come down and hear them.
Zing said:Towen7 said:Can't wait for an invitation to come down and hear them.
No kidding. I keep hoping I'll see a "Deep South Texas GTG" thread. So far, no such luck.