Most of us have a room in the house where we would love some sound absorption. Maybe your dining room gets a little loud after... Continue reading
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Sound is an important part of how we perceive the world around us. Throughout history, people have been looking for ways to manipulate sound waves... Continue reading
When you are working, it’s important to maintain focus. Part of this is ensuring that your home workspace is not interrupted by unnecessary or unwanted... Continue reading
If nothing else, 2020 has been a year of thinking outside the box. With most of our favorite activities shutting down for extended periods, we’ve... Continue reading
Describing space as a “game room” can mean different things to different people. For some, it’s a room for board games and group activity around... Continue reading
Since they began gaining in popularity in the 2000s and 2010s, podcasts have become a massive part of the world’s media landscape. Some are produced... Continue reading
Great Looks and Great Sound Are Not Mutually Exclusive While many people rely on acoustical panels strictly for sound quality enhancement, many acoustical treatments can... Continue reading
Every spring in Chicago – this year it runs April 13-15 – the Audio Expo North America (AXPONA) revs up for thousands of high-end audio... Continue reading
During the first listen-through of an object-theater exhibit project (Home Place Minnesota) for the Minnesota History Center, one of the exhibit’s curators, a highly-nervous new... Continue reading
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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