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Post by htkaki on Dec 24, 2012 9:06:54 GMT 8
Completed a 11.2 HT system in a 10' x 19' room.   Source : Dune Max AVR : Pioneer LX-86 Loudspeakers : 3x Klipsch Heresy & 8x RB-61 II Subs : SVS PB13-Ultra and Rythmik D15SE Projector : Optoma HD21 Screen : 110" Elite Sable fixed screen HDMI : VDH The Flat Cables : Gotham and QED |
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Post by geforce on Dec 24, 2012 10:37:08 GMT 8
What type of ceiling is that? Any acoustic form/treatment for the room?
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Post by htkaki on Dec 26, 2012 22:08:39 GMT 8
It is concrete. It is in the process of doing the necessary acoustic treatment.
This weekend, there will be a midrange system installation. Owner is upgrading to a higher series and also adding a SVS PB13-Ultra to his room. So, it will be a 5.2 HT system.
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Post by htkaki on Dec 31, 2012 13:47:27 GMT 8
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Post by htkaki on Jan 14, 2013 0:37:01 GMT 8
 Source : HTPC AVR : Yamaha A1010 Loudspeakers : Triangel Quartet, Voce Ce and Titus Ex Subs : SVS PB12-Plus Projector : BenQ W1060 Screen : 92" Unic fixed screen HDMI : Monoprice with Redmere Tech Cables : Audioquest |
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Post by geforce on Jan 15, 2013 7:20:01 GMT 8
May I suggest to have the room dimension & room treatment (if any) included in the detail?
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Post by mikapoh on Jan 15, 2013 8:57:57 GMT 8
No room treatment. System more important.
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Post by htkaki on Jan 15, 2013 9:54:30 GMT 8
Ok, will include the room dimension. No room treatment thus far. However, will employ some of these panels for a few rooms.
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Post by ks138 on Jan 15, 2013 10:26:13 GMT 8
No room treatment. System more important. Yeah, i concur with mikapoh; system and calibration is much more important to have a near perfect sound effect (or at least push your system capability to optimum use (>90% of their capability). My system is in the living hall but the sound effect i would say is "near perfect" :-) after few calibrations and especially use the internal bi-amp of the avr. |
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Post by htkaki on Jan 15, 2013 23:15:34 GMT 8
The acoustic treatment becomes important when you have a bad acoustic room. A good sound system will only sound bad in a bad room.
There are cases whereby a good system cannot be optimised in a small squarish room.
However, such a bad room is not common as far as my experience goes. Most of the rooms that I have been to are more forgiving. This enables a good system to show its potential with minimal acoustic treatment.
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