If it affects sound, than crank volume UP.
Does the ceiling fan affect the sound?
Hi everyone,
The ceiling fans generate a large wind in the center of my listening room....Duh.
The tweeter's tiny movements are minuscule especially when compared to the giant fan blade motion.
I think this is affecting the quality of sound. To me, this seems similar to trying to watch the ripples from a pebble through a boat wake. The ripples get lost in the larger waves.
Of course I can turn on the A/C, but that has a whole other set of noise issues.
What do you think? Do you hear a difference when the ceiling fan is on?
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abnerjack4 posts04-26-2016 3:37pmgeoffkait and czarivey,Very good. An acknowledgement is always appreciated. Learning is never late. geoffkait3,299 posts04-26-2016 3:52pmNot sure I feel as if my chains were rattled however I do have a slight sense of creepiness. I hear that Czarivey is easily rattled, though. ;-) As always, Geoff, you're missing point, but as before mentioned, learning is never late. |
no kiddin' either: was recently in Pour House where bunch of fans turned on and AC too Neither fans or AC stopped me from enjoying live music. No distortion heard due to the multiple ceiling fans and AC. Noted that musicians often placed bottles of spring water on top of PA speakers or instrument amps. Isn't that sounding "tweaky"? |