What was the link? Did it smell like oil?
HFTs?
I was browsing through the misc forum & came upon an old thread relating to near field listening (which also describes my listening room), and HFTs became a topic of that discussion. I did a google on "what are speaker HFTs?" and it took me to a site where they could be purchased at $399 per set per speaker. But what exactly are they?
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@raysmtb1 sometimes it all smells like snake oil.But here is the discussion I alluded to and one of the sites I found to buy HFTs at. The Cable Company also sells them.
https://www.synergisticresearch.com/acoustics/passive/hft/
https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lisa7e5a-synergistic-research-hft-speaker-kit-allow-your-speakers-to-disappear-tweaks#:~:text=HFT%20SPEAKER%20KIT%20-%20allow%20your%20speakers%20to,HFT%E2%80%99s%2C%20%282%29%20HFT%202.0%E2%80%99s%20and%20%282%29%20HFT%E2%80%99s%20X.
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They are small button-sized transducers that you strategically stick to your listening room walls, etc... They help absorb unwanted resonances and reflections. They’re not cheap, but a lot more practical in some instances than other available acoustic treatments. A couple of sets placed around your listening space (follow the instructions) can have a pretty dramatic effect. There are a couple of different types available, depending on your intended application. I believe the ones for your speakers are the last to install, after treating the rest of your room.
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@coralkong thank you for that explanation. |