The Room Defendant - www.AcousticFields.com

[@shanestephenson8423]

Good on you Dennis your commitment to this is outstanding. I tune in and watch every video you make and I've learnt so much from you. The most important thing I've learnt is that this is not simple it is very complicated to get right. But once you get it right it will reward you forever.

[@AcousticFields]

When we build new rooms, we have a checklist of over 200 individual items that must be satisfied. Nothing with room acoustics is "easy" no matter what people say on the net.

[@kensellick4892]

Dennis your explanations are superior. People need to watch several of your videos to wake up to the laws of acoustical physics. These will respond well if you meet there needs. Thank you for your patience.

[@AcousticFields]

Physics is the law. Everything else is just a suggestion.

[@NinJa-yg7kh]

Thank You Dennis.. With your lectures I have attained Audio Nirvana. It is difficult to convince people about this unless they build it and build it right. And you are right, if they haven't heard a diffused soundfield, they are missing a lot... In a properly treated room, entry level speakers will sound good but the expensive ones sound silk... Thanks for all the videos and keep it coming

[@AcousticFields]

Thanks, we appreciate your support and following.

[@djhmax09]

Sweet, thanks for the lesson!

[@AcousticFields]

Any time!

[@jandmbooks]

Dennis, how transparent or reflective to room energy is a non acoustically transparent projector screen in a home? This, in regards to treating the wall behind the screen for reflective energy.

[@AcousticFields]

I can measure up to a 3 - 8 dB impact on resolution. They are not good for image focus and separation of an audio signal in a high resolution room. You can get away with that rate and level of distortion in an untreated room. It's frightening and jumps out at you in my rooms.

[@platomojo]

Good stuff!

[@AcousticFields]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@kotla671]

What is the best PA system speakers recommended for music rooms?

[@AcousticFields]

There is no such thing as "best". Every room and systems used have to satisfy many variables.

[@worldsyoursent.1635]

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[@AcousticFields]

Thank you for your support and following.