I have a room like that downstairs. Acoustically it’s a nightmare. In cases like that smaller is often better. Also you need a lot flexibility in how things get setup. So smaller speakers and separate sub or subs as needed is probably the way to go. Big expensive bulky gear might work but just make life more difficult. Who needs that? Acoustically I would focus on primary reflection points on all surfaces as needed but don’t over do it.
Room Too Dead
Hello All,
I am looking for advice and ideas on how to condition my Home Theater room. I built the theater in my unfinished basement. The foundation walls are covered in insulation and vapor barrier. Instead of construction walls to cover them, I chose a "pipe and drape" to cover the walls. I believe that the room is too dead. It seems to affect overall soundstage in the midrange range. Does anybody have experience with this problem and ideas to add a little "excitement" to the room? Thank you all.