Starting from the left side of the drawing will be the new Music Room One, the largest of the three. It's 16' 6" wide and nearly 30 feet long. On one end of this room sits Arnie Nudell's reference loudspeaker prototypes and on the opposite side whatever new PS loudspeaker we're working on at the time. Just to the right is Music Room Two the new home for the Infinity IRSV. It's a foot wider than our existing room at 16' 2" and about the same length of 22 feet. To the right again will be Music Room Three with our Affordable AN3 loudspeakers (or the new Sprout Speaker) and a Stellar Stack in combo with a nice little showroom so visiting folks can see what we make.
Note how the center wall between rooms One and Two is slightly angled and that each corner too is angled. These angles, along with a pitched ceiling, will greatly reduce standing waves by virtue of limiting the parallel wall bounce.
Much more to come as we progress.
Building a room
Starting from the left side of the drawing will be the new Music Room One, the largest of the three. It's 16' 6" wide and nearly 30 feet long. On one end of this room sits Arnie Nudell's reference loudspeaker prototypes and on the opposite side whatever new PS loudspeaker we're working on at the time. Just to the right is Music Room Two the new home for the Infinity IRSV. It's a foot wider than our existing room at 16' 2" and about the same length of 22 feet. To the right again will be Music Room Three with our Affordable AN3 loudspeakers (or the new Sprout Speaker) and a Stellar Stack in combo with a nice little showroom so visiting folks can see what we make.
Note how the center wall between rooms One and Two is slightly angled and that each corner too is angled. These angles, along with a pitched ceiling, will greatly reduce standing waves by virtue of limiting the parallel wall bounce.
Much more to come as we progress.
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