It has a lot of talk about quality stereo in relation to various aspects of your equipment. Starting with a good quality stereo sound is heard for the first item in the search for the best result. But the listening environment is the issue to be considered and can defeat even the best equipment.
Many experts agree leads by three different factors on the impact of achieving high-quality stereo. The size of the room, the type of materials in the room, andPlacing the speakers have the greatest impact. Hard surfaces bounce sound waves of mass, irregular soft materials such as curtains and carpets absorb sound and prevent it from bouncing. The trick is to match, or at least to find that magical mix that makes the best reproduction of sound or music.
So many people describe these two factors as living and dead, dead creatures, if not live, the sound does not bounce and that when the tone jumps everywhere. Different types ofMusic or sound better with listening environments, live or dead. Rock and Roll, Hip Hop, Country Western play live in space because of the nature of music and instruments. Jazz, classical and blues seem to sound a bit 'better in the dead space. This is of course very general and all the music individual may be an exception.
They provided an unlimited budget and a lot of time to experiment, they found the ideal situation would be the best center that offers a good mix of bothFactors. The average stay or living room, where many people listen to music about 10 m by 15 feet until a good separation of stereo speakers (by placing them at least 5-6 meters away) and get on with in 10 feet of public have a good starting point for your room. Your best subwoofer in a corner of the work, believe it or not. But you can use the position of the speakers are in relation to the listening position to try to get the bestResult.
The next two things you can see the floors and walls (including windows and curtains). If the room is carpeted and have large floor to ceiling windows with curtains of some kind, that alone does not rebound or dead, to create the scenario. If you are a typical suspended ceiling with ceiling material they muffle the noise. Add scattered into a sofa and armchairs, a few cushions and you hear the sound of death.
If your room is equipped with a hard surface floor coverings such asWood or tile floors, windows without curtains and some wall coverings, the room that the sound bouncing all over the world (if you live here, each echo is a good example). The sounds bounce more than once will create a nice mix and echo. This is probably too much of a bounce area for suitable music.
There are simple ways to make changes to any type of room, leaning too far to one extreme or the other. In the first example, open the curtains, add a hard surface or wall mirrorWallpaper, furniture or objects, or add decorative hard surfaces. In the second example, you can add a rug in the room, put a little 'softer wall coverings, and add some furniture to absorb some of the sound.
How far is it to you, but small changes can have a measurable impact. You can use various objects and how to experiment. Even changing the position from which you feel and the location of the speakers. If you listen to certain music, you can almost regular roomPlay back the audio you like with a little effort.
