Hello all,
I have a small problem... maybe large.
I a designing a control room thats 10' 6" wide and 12' 6" long.
If I had 8' ceiling this would be within Bolts room size suggestions at:
Height:length:width
1: 1.31 : 1.56
But the ceiling is 10' 6" high.
So:
1 : 1: 1.19
Which sucks.
I could drop the ceiling and fill it with bass trapping but that is gonna be a pain and the ceiling is a beautiful sanblasted wood loft ceilind... my client is not gonna go for that.
The HF component is gonna be dealt with hanging panels.
Question is how bad are my axial and oblique modes gonna affect the bass response.
cheers,
ollie
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10' high ceilings ughh...
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 3649.
Withiout being able to conatcty you in person, as you can tell, I live in Hamilton, the west moutnatin to be exact,,not too bad at all. Asuming that keep the reverb time under control.
Wha tis considered by many to be the documetn for rom ratios these days is
http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/pubs/reports/1993-08.pdf
Enjoy!
Too bad you are not in cemtral
Hamilton. I will be in htat area tommorw.
Andre