วันอาทิตย์ที่ 4 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2552

Make Your Point - Strategies For Home Theater Sound Reflection

Sound control strategies for home theaters can be complicated if the various methods are not fully understood. Together with absorbent material and corner panel placement is the need to know to appreciate the effect of reflection points for top-quality sound system in the home theater.

Sound absorption in home theater is often followed by joint strategies for sound absorption. Many times, home theater owners to decide their sound absorption attention to strategies that also focus onBasically involved the lower half of the wall. Maybe a chair rail is installed to divide the upper and the lower half of the wall, the limitation of sound absorption in the lower half, limiting sound-absorption ear level and below. The ideal location for the installation of silencers is on reflection points. Imagine a gnome sitting on top of your speaker with a handful of rubber balls. The spot on the left side you in this ball bounce It is made in the left ear of theperfect place to put an absorber. Although over the chair rail level, the controls on the early reflections. The same principle holds true for the first reflection points on the ceiling, on the right wall, and perhaps even behind the primary seating area. The best locations for placement in a diagonal corner panels are fitted to low-frequency control and the first reflection points behind on your side walls and ceiling.

To find your first reflection points, there is a way to figureIt with a mirror. While sitting and listening in the primary image surface, someone hold a mirror flat against the wall and move it. The reflection point is made when you see the speaker in the mirror. However, since most people who are now swimming pool, billiards, already know, reflection points are easily visible to the naked eye. For example, if you sit in your home theater and you want to jump a red rubber ball from the left wall and press Speakers, determine where you decide to throw the ball to the point considerations. Another concern of the home theater owners is whether or not to add sound-absorbing front speakers. By adding absorption front speakers, the sound that is heard when facing the front of the room from the speakers and not from reflections from the front wall so that the speakers sound further.

Additional early reflection points should be installed a panel behind each> Speakers with a third hung in the middle. The closer the listener to the wall, the closer the first reflection comes to your speakers. The sound absorption directly behind the primary seating area, the closer the listener on a wall, the more the home theater room is hung from the rear benefits - panels. The secret is not overtreat the room. Remove the least of objects that make for a clear and accurate sound and all other areas bare echoes and reverberation.Finally, when a sound treat smaller areas, it is advisable to use the thickest possible panel. If there are simply not enough room for the thickest panel on the market, is a thin panel is the most practical. Apart from the acoustics, is the overarching goal to deliver the available space to be comfortable and aesthetically pleasing.

Home theater acoustic rules are there to be broken. Although thicker plates are obviously better because of the better low frequency absorption, they can not alwaysbe the most reasonable for the available space. If possible, it's for home theater owners should be thick sound-absorbing panels used. There is a discernible benefit for the listener and the total cost is negligible.



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