Personally, I appreciate your post. I am about to completely rebuild my living / listening room and would like to be certain the acoustics are as good as possible. I am currently having dialogue with Owens Corning's Acoustical division, they have acoustic panels that are designed for wide band treatment, that hide under a special decorative cloth. I am told that "flipping" one panels (two treatment sides) makes a significant difference in the room acoustics.
I will go have a look at the site you are suggesting. However, my first concern is how to measure the room, before and after treatment. I doubt I could not afford a microphone precision enough to be as accurate as the software. Is there a way around this?
By the way, I wonder how many remember that Miracord was the engineering behind Preputium ( PE ), Dual and Elac Miracord turntables produced in Germany in the late 60's and on. Often the stickers covering the mechanisms on the bottom could be pealed to reveal the logo. Thanks for reminding me of Dr. Thomanek and his fine company.
I will go have a look at the site you are suggesting. However, my first concern is how to measure the room, before and after treatment. I doubt I could not afford a microphone precision enough to be as accurate as the software. Is there a way around this?
By the way, I wonder how many remember that Miracord was the engineering behind Preputium ( PE ), Dual and Elac Miracord turntables produced in Germany in the late 60's and on. Often the stickers covering the mechanisms on the bottom could be pealed to reveal the logo. Thanks for reminding me of Dr. Thomanek and his fine company.