Why You Need To Think Of Your Room As One Large Speaker - www.AcousticFields.com

[@nicholasanc]

What's your thoughts on Klipsch RF-82 speakers?

[@AcousticFields]

Hi ~OnlyItalian~ Speakers are just a sound source to us. I really don't have any personal preferences.

[@DUCKDINGO]

Nice video as always, keep up the good work! Would be nice to hear more about different walls, floors and ceilings (Diaphragmatic movement) and their influence on sound (Sound character?)

[@AcousticFields]

Fredrik Sjöström Thank you. We try and make the complicated easy to relate to then eventually understand. I will discuss the timbre qualities of different surfaces in a new video for next year. Thanks Dennis

[@audio_odyssey]

So if you were to port the room like some speakers by opening the door or window, how much does that change or alleviate the pressure issues in the room?

[@AcousticFields]

A, In most cases, you will see pressure reductions in that room area. However, this depends on the wall structure, density, and depth. If it is a 2" x 4" wall, most low-frequency energy will already be going through it, so an open door may have little impact. If the wall is thicker, say 2" x 10", then an open door would be the weakest link in the wall and sound being like water will take the weakest link to pass through.

[@audio_odyssey]

Thank you. I assume even if much of the low end is passing through the wall, there will still be low end issues and some trapping is still necessary to help the nulls in smaller than ideal rooms.