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[hardcore_gamer99]

I still recall your old setup and room pictures. A 13x10 is a small space, and 3800h can provide enough power for this size; otherwise, you are playing too loud. For moderate levels, this AVR can drive Dali speakers. I have always enjoyed the sound signature of Dali, which is warm and textured. Recently, I have been studying and learning about room treatments. Proper room treatment and speaker placement are essential for achieving the best sound system. If your room isn't treated, even the most expensive speakers will sound terrible.

Therefore, I suggest you focus on room treatment first before investing in a power amplifier. In a well-treated room, speakers worth 5000 Rs can sound amazing. This is why earphones often sound more enchanting than a Hi-Fi system. The room is crucial; always keep this in mind.

i sold my stuff actually earleir. now i have only opticon 2 mk2 pair and denon x3800h. I am eying on timbre acoustics. Can you suggest treatment for these front pair. I have wooden gates to both sides of speakers not wall.

 

[hifimaddy]

Front pairs? Not for front pairs; you might have LR right now, but you're thinking about treating the room. First, position the speaker at least 1 foot from the wall. Ideally, 2 feet would be better. Next, apply acoustic panels to the back of the speakers. After that, identify the early reflection points (by mirror method) in your room and install acoustic panels there; this method is straightforward and effective. If you're looking for something more sophisticated, consider using diffuser panels and bass traps, along with carpets and ceiling diffusers. You can reach out to Timber Acoustics for recommendations; they may provide a package or design something tailored to your room's dimensions. If you prefer to tackle it yourself, I recommend watching some basic room treatment videos on YouTube to gradually learn and experiment with your setups.

 

[hardcore_gamer99]

Front pairs? Not for front pairs; you might have LR right now, but you're thinking about treating the room. First, position the speaker at least 1 foot from the wall. Ideally, 2 feet would be better. Next, apply acoustic panels to the back of the speakers. After that, identify the early reflection points (by mirror method) in your room and install acoustic panels there; this method is straightforward and effective. If you're looking for something more sophisticated, consider using diffuser panels and bass traps, along with carpets and ceiling diffusers. You can reach out to Timber Acoustics for recommendations; they may provide a package or design something tailored to your room's dimensions. If you prefer to tackle it yourself, I recommend watching some basic room treatment videos on YouTube to gradually learn and experiment with your setups.

i already have 1/5 pile height rug. So for front LR only acoustic panel behind speakers and what about side walls to the right side of right speaker and same for left. What specification to see for panel for front LR

 

[hardcore_gamer99]

Why chatgpt is suggesting sitting position at 59 inches from front wall

 

[hifimaddy]

To my knowledge, there aren't acoustic panels specifically for the RIGHT and LEFT channels. If you're enquiring about materials, there are several available on the market: fibreglass, rockwool, foam, and more. Each has its own properties and price points, so you can select based on your budget. Timber Acoustics also provides a room kit; you might want to look into that. A few years ago, I reached out to Aural Exchange for panels; they have a wide variety of panel options and materials, and they also offer consultation and design tailored to our needs. I haven't met him in person, but during our phone conversation, he appeared to be very helpful and knowledgeable.

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[hifimaddy]

Why chatgpt is suggesting sitting position at 59 inches from front wall

As a professional designer, I trust the golden standard in my work. However, 5 feet from the front wall? That ChatGPT suggestion is ridiculous. It's not feasible. You should check out some other authentic articles on seating positions.

 

[hardcore_gamer99]

As a professional designer, I trust the golden standard in my work. However, 5 feet from the front wall? That ChatGPT suggestion is ridiculous. It's not feasible. You should check out some other authentic articles on seating positions.

i mean how thick minimum panel should be and if i upgrade to dali floorstander later i guess will have to buy big panel like 24x48 inches i guess for LR? And actually i have normal bedroom and there is pc table on my left and my bed just to my left of sitting position. I dont think i can find side wall reflection, Is it needed? If room is not empty.

 

[hifimaddy]

This is actually the viewing distance from the TV/projector. This might be useful for you.

The Best Seat-to-Screen Distance for Different Projector Screen Sizes

We provide a chart for you to check how far you should be seated when viewing different screen sizes. Contrary to some of the myths that we believe, the best viewing distance has less to do with resolution, and more to do with how much your eyes can take in comfortably without moving your head.

www.benq.com

 

[hardcore_gamer99]

This is actually the viewing distance from the TV/projector. This might be useful for you.

The Best Seat-to-Screen Distance for Different Projector Screen Sizes

We provide a chart for you to check how far you should be seated when viewing different screen sizes. Contrary to some of the myths that we believe, the best viewing distance has less to do with resolution, and more to do with how much your eyes can take in comfortably without moving your head.

www.benq.com

thanks also can you tell about bass traps how thick and wide and height they must have any rules?

 

[hifimaddy]

As you said, you want a warm-sounding Dali, and it is indeed warm-sounding. If it still sounds harsh to you, it might be the room. Position the speaker at least 2 feet from the wall, angle it slightly towards you, and avoid placing your seat near the back walls. Try this setup first before considering acoustic panels. Place your rug between your seat and the speakers. The thickness and cost of the acoustic panels are important; thicker panels provide better absorption and tend to be more expensive, which is ideal. However, you can opt for thinner panels, like 3 cm, but you should double the area compared to the thicker ones.

For bass traps, install them in all four corners from floor to ceiling. Start with the first two on the sides of the front wall, and you can add the other two later. Ensure there are air gaps between the wall and the traps. I'm not certain about the material density; that's more technical. Most bass traps come prefabricated, so you don't have to worry about measurements unless you're building something from scratch.

 

[hardcore_gamer99]

As you said, you want a warm-sounding Dali, and it is indeed warm-sounding. If it still sounds harsh to you, it might be the room. Position the speaker at least 2 feet from the wall, angle it slightly towards you, and avoid placing your seat near the back walls. Try this setup first before considering acoustic panels. Place your rug between your seat and the speakers. The thickness and cost of the acoustic panels are important; thicker panels provide better absorption and tend to be more expensive, which is ideal. However, you can opt for thinner panels, like 3 cm, but you should double the area compared to the thicker ones.

For bass traps, install them in all four corners from floor to ceiling. Start with the first two on the sides of the front wall, and you can add the other two later. Ensure there are air gaps between the wall and the traps. I'm not certain about the material density; that's more technical. Most bass traps come prefabricated, so you don't have to worry about measurements unless you're building something from scratch.

this one is 5 inches thick will this kill wide dispersion of dali?

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