On the importance of treating the First Reflection Points (but – with what?) Acoustics, like other human endeavors, generates opinions by the roomful. It’s normal... Continue reading
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Acoustical testing is a baby that can’t yet speak. It’s a truism in standards-testing industries: you can only test for parameters for which you have... Continue reading
Even the best mix won’t work with some speaker placements. Once upon a time, back in the big-dang vinyl-record-label era, I was one of two... Continue reading
How is the topic of “room acoustics” similar to the spouse of the Vice-President of the United States? They’re both important but very rarely thought... Continue reading
I understand, I really do – we all want the simplest-possible solution, we’re all bombarded by TMI (too-much-idiocy-information), we all need less, not more. So we... Continue reading
Our friend Thomas Sulentic, of Pure Audio Project USA, sent us the following news from the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest (RMAF) 2014 after setting up... Continue reading
How does sound work in a room? Why is your brain on sound? Where do acoustic panels go? “An Acoustic Primer” is a short, practical... Continue reading
In the current American economy, we see “value” mentioned frequently, and while the word “cheap” isn’t used, it’s often implied. No one wants to own... Continue reading
In Why Is “Your Brain On Sound” – Part 1, we looked at the evolutionary reasons for why and how our brains process sound as... Continue reading
This is really about “why is your brain on acoustics?”, though most people don’t care why our ear-brain hearing system is affected by sound in... Continue reading
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