Rob Sinden
Distinguished Member
Hi Derek
If you move your speakers very close to the rear wall you’ll get better bass timing because the direct sound and reflected sound arrive at the listening position at the same time.
The simplest way I know to describe this is that the bang of a drum will be restored from sound like BANANANG to BANG. So a single impulse rather than one muddled with secondary reflections.
If you move boundary woofers away from the corner the difference is very obvious but I’ve not tired this with many full range speakers. Logically it should deliver a similar benefit but its not something I’ve made much noise about as for the most important message I’m trying to spread is that you want the best sound you should measure and correct your system.
I’m really happy RoomPerfect has transformed your system. If I was you, I would take a couple of hours to reposition your speakers and re run RoomPerfect. When you have, please let us know how you get on, all feedback is greatly appreciated.
If you move your speakers very close to the rear wall you’ll get better bass timing because the direct sound and reflected sound arrive at the listening position at the same time.
The simplest way I know to describe this is that the bang of a drum will be restored from sound like BANANANG to BANG. So a single impulse rather than one muddled with secondary reflections.
If you move boundary woofers away from the corner the difference is very obvious but I’ve not tired this with many full range speakers. Logically it should deliver a similar benefit but its not something I’ve made much noise about as for the most important message I’m trying to spread is that you want the best sound you should measure and correct your system.
I’m really happy RoomPerfect has transformed your system. If I was you, I would take a couple of hours to reposition your speakers and re run RoomPerfect. When you have, please let us know how you get on, all feedback is greatly appreciated.