DIY Done Right - Part II by Shalom Morgan - www.AcousticFields.com

[@AcousticFields]

📢 *_Read more about this project here:_* www.acousticfields.com/diy-done-right-ii/

[@CesarGonzalez-kt7vp]

My wife just walk in and gave me The Look, and if you don't know what that is count yourself as one of the lucky ones! 🤨 What a Room! Think people would pay for some listening time! Great Job!!

[@AcousticFields]

There is no sunstitute for having your own listening room no matter what the chosen format.

[@bjmsamrlm]

Very nice! It would be most interesting to see acoustic measurements of the room before and after specific treatments.

[@arcticfoxstudios2018]

Wow, nice job. Love the ceiling diffusers.

[@AcousticFields]

Diffusion is a technology to make a small room sound larger.

[@andyd9126]

That is pretty amazing. I can only imagine the cost. Enjoy

[@sean_heisler]

That half round poly diffuser on the front wall has to drive Dennis nuts!

[@AcousticFields]

A poly diffuser is not a true diffusor. It is a sound redirection device. It is best to stay with using all redirection or all quadratic on surface areas.

[@smaarch1]

Nice work. I'm entering my own modest path for room treatment and have learned a lot from these videos. I won't be going this far but will definitely deal with front wall (glass) and first reflections to start. Thanks

[@AcousticFields]

Don't forget about the secondary and tertiary reflections. These are equally important.

[@djhmax09]

Awesome, thanks for sharing!

[@AcousticFields]

Thanks for watching!

[@20gibbon]

Done a superb job. 👌

[@Aswaguespack]

Most excellent presentation

[@AcousticFields]

Glad you liked it!

[@BoredSilly666]

Great Video Thanks

[@AcousticFields]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@hushpuppykl]

Wow ... this guy really has put in a load of effort and money.

[@AcousticFields]

Room acoustics requires a dedication to detail. To obtain room resolution, you must resolve numerous distortions.

[@Campbell1.]

You talk about bass pressure, surely two 6.5" drivers would not be a problem in this size room. Do you usually use these small speakers? or do you have larger speakers larger? Nice job, I bet Denis is happy too!

[@AcousticFields]

A 40 hz. wave is 28' long no matter if is produced by a 6 1/2" driver or a 24" driver. The energy placed within our rooms must be governed by physics. Physics is the law. Everything else is just a suggestion.

[@Campbell1.]

@@AcousticFields Thank you Denis, so a 6 1/2" driver playing at say 20 watts @ 40Hz has the same energy as a 24" driver at 20 watts @ 40Hz, given that the two speakers are the same dB rating! in the same room.

[@museatex111]

great looking room. Congrats! What speakers did you order?

[@zackw4941]

You converted the dedicated dining room into this? Your WAF is legendary! Well done! PS, what speakers are you going with. The wait time seems like maybe Tekton?

[@AcousticFields]

I know many of my clients who express the same sentiments.

[@silverfoils]

Audiophiles have OCD, me included. I hope your wife doesn't see a house she likes anytime soon ;^) Great job!!!!!

[@milkman100001]

seems a little over kill?

[@AcousticFields]

Not for someone who desires the highest resolution from source.