ilikesound
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Hello all! Hope all is good.
I have already posted a thread asking for help setting my listening room/closet before i got ny speakers. But when i got the speakers (Genelec 8361a) I experimented a little with placement of speakers and furniture and I think I did a pretty good job getting my room sound as best as it can (i hope). I tried as farfield as it gets and I loved how “immersive” it sounded, but it was not as detailed and crisp (is it possible to get the same accuracy and “tight/crisp” sound as in NF? and also treat the nulls in the deep bass i got in it?). I also tried nearfield- here I loved the tightness of sound but it lacked spread. To be honest I would prefer to have them very far field but i think my room is against it. I wasnt too much for production and it was always a side side hobby- so primarily for listening was the intent. But those speakers have made my rare “””production””” sessions alot more fun and frequent.
So: I want additionally treat the room with dedicated panels (not only with closets full of clothes) and here i kindly ask for help. Everything is welcome :suggestions for a better listening position, furniture placement, which panels to get and where to buy them (i am considerin ordering from Perfect acoustic- their bass traps seem really good) I will attach pictures of the room now (im also getting a sofa delivered soon) and a GRADE report of current listening position. Room dimensions are 4.26x4.26x2.5m, behind the curtains is a window.
I have seen one thread regarding horizontal vs vertical orientation of the ones and i know it should be small. But can different position of woofers in horizontal affect the bass response? I know i should test it for myself but i really dont fancy rescrewing the speakers if it should make no difference. So if anyone has any experience with doing so ill be glad to hear your insight.
GRADE Report : https://we.tl/t-xOEv3ldO6c
Thank you alot, the coffe is on me
I have already posted a thread asking for help setting my listening room/closet before i got ny speakers. But when i got the speakers (Genelec 8361a) I experimented a little with placement of speakers and furniture and I think I did a pretty good job getting my room sound as best as it can (i hope). I tried as farfield as it gets and I loved how “immersive” it sounded, but it was not as detailed and crisp (is it possible to get the same accuracy and “tight/crisp” sound as in NF? and also treat the nulls in the deep bass i got in it?). I also tried nearfield- here I loved the tightness of sound but it lacked spread. To be honest I would prefer to have them very far field but i think my room is against it. I wasnt too much for production and it was always a side side hobby- so primarily for listening was the intent. But those speakers have made my rare “””production””” sessions alot more fun and frequent.
So: I want additionally treat the room with dedicated panels (not only with closets full of clothes) and here i kindly ask for help. Everything is welcome :suggestions for a better listening position, furniture placement, which panels to get and where to buy them (i am considerin ordering from Perfect acoustic- their bass traps seem really good) I will attach pictures of the room now (im also getting a sofa delivered soon) and a GRADE report of current listening position. Room dimensions are 4.26x4.26x2.5m, behind the curtains is a window.
I have seen one thread regarding horizontal vs vertical orientation of the ones and i know it should be small. But can different position of woofers in horizontal affect the bass response? I know i should test it for myself but i really dont fancy rescrewing the speakers if it should make no difference. So if anyone has any experience with doing so ill be glad to hear your insight.
GRADE Report : https://we.tl/t-xOEv3ldO6c
Thank you alot, the coffe is on me
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