Bass Traps


I recently acquired some bass traps, four GIK Sound Blocks and two GIK 244 Panels with FlexRange.  The Sound Blocks are on the front wall and the 244s are on the back wall.  (There is not adequate room for the Sound Block on the back wall, hence their location.)  Now I seem to have more bass than before.  I had to reduce the level on my two Rel S/812s by one click and am contemplating another click.  Anyone know why I have more bass with the traps than without? 

mjjw

Showing 1 response by milpai

One ting that comes to mind is that, because of the reduced reflections, you are able to hear music better and that is why you might have raised the volume? Also, are the GIK 244 directly behind your seating position? Can you try to move them to the side and then check what happens? I do not have the "Sound Blocks", but play with their placement as well. From experience I can say that placement of the panels makes a huge difference. For example, if I try to place a 244 pane on the second reflection point in my room, then it simply kills the musicality and makes it sound lifeless.

Best thing to do would be to check with GIK themselves.