how can I make the back wall transparent?


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My listening room is 11.5 x 15 and my speakers are 3.5 ft from the back wall.

I have spent considerable effort tweaking stuff, to the point where the system sounds very spacious and deep, BUT it still does not sound as spacious as systems with 6-8 ft of free space behind the speakers.

Is there any aesthetically pleasing wall treatment available that would give me that depth without moving the speakers

Taking the wall down is not an option:-)
williewonka

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Williewonka, thats some really nice effort you have been putting in.
Give the ASI Liveline resonators a try. They essentially do exactly what you are trying to achieve, they make the room disappear! And they are extremely small in size, like a match box each. The big deal about them is, their effect is like the walls have disappeared but the musical energy which should be present in a small room remains with great open-ness. They not only improve focus and soundstaging but also greatly help in improving the immediacy, dynamics and timbral accuracy. Every wall (and for that matter every item) in the room would be adding or taking away something from the tone, the ASI makes the wall disappear in the most graceful sense, as in tonality and frequency response is also corrected. Talk to Frank Tchang and give a basic set of resonators a try if possible. Your wife wont even know you have added something to the room, they are that small.