Was facing some challenges in room acoustics and that got me thinking , is there an objective way to test whether a room is good for listening ?
For example, could there be a simple test where you place Sin waves through your speakers and then your phone mic pics up what other distortions/echos are being picked up and can tell you if you have a good or bad listening room (and by how much or why).
Not sure if something like this exists but would be really useful to take out the subjectivity from room design. found this https://blog.sonicbids.com/control-room-acoustics-how-to-test-your-speakers-and-listening-space. Still quite subjective.
For example, could there be a simple test where you place Sin waves through your speakers and then your phone mic pics up what other distortions/echos are being picked up and can tell you if you have a good or bad listening room (and by how much or why).
Not sure if something like this exists but would be really useful to take out the subjectivity from room design. found this https://blog.sonicbids.com/control-room-acoustics-how-to-test-your-speakers-and-listening-space. Still quite subjective.