We had a similar situation.
I hung oriental rugs on the side walls and behind the speakers; got
heavier drapes for the windows; and installed these in corners where
walls meet the ceiling
http://www.amazon.com/Primacoustic-Cumulus-Broadband-Ceiling-Corner/dp/B001VO4EZ6
I also did a lot of
What are the walls and ceiling made of? Even though you've covered the
80% of the floor, the rooms seems rather "naked" - a lot of hard
surfaces. Try locating where the echoing is worst - clap hands and move
about and install damping accordingly. If thats not enough, you have a
good ceiling height
Apesbrain wrote:
> Two helpful articles:
>
> http://www.hifiportal.co.uk/Articles/Article0008-Positioning%20speakers%20for%202-channel%20stereo.pdf
> http://www.hifiportal.co.uk/Articles/Article0018-Dealing%20with%20room%20acoustics.pdf
>
> If your speakers are against the front wall, move your
Two helpful articles:
http://www.hifiportal.co.uk/Articles/Article0008-Positioning%20speakers%20for%202-channel%20stereo.pdf
http://www.hifiportal.co.uk/Articles/Article0018-Dealing%20with%20room%20acoustics.pdf
If your speakers are against the front wall, move your listening
position away from
My equipment:
B&K Reference 200.2 S2 Power Amp
Reference 5 S2 Pre Amp
Rotel RCD 971 CD Player
Paradigm 100 Speakers Biwired to Pre amp.
Problem: I moved from a house that had normal 9 foot celings into a
small house that has vaulted celings and a Hard wood floor. I covered
80% of the floor with c
