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....I've got monitors aimed right at them? Here's the set up: A 12'(w)
x 25'(l) x 14'(h--*arched ceiling) room with Event TR6 monitors on a
desk at seated-head level 10' in front of the non-reinforced, solid,
probably aluminum double door. The doors themselves are ~6.5' X 5' and
in the center of the wall they're on. So there'll be some bare wall on
either side of the door, and the rest of the room has scattered
diffusers but no absorbers. Would absorbtion material of any kind on
the door seriously hamper the listening enivornment, or will the
difference be insignificant? Given that the monitors are near-field
and we must pad the door, we have no choice, I'd say with the right
material it'd be manageable. I'd like to hear the boards sagely
advice....
....I've got monitors aimed right at them? Here's the set up: A 12'(w)
x 25'(l) x 14'(h--*arched ceiling) room with Event TR6 monitors on a
desk at seated-head level 10' in front of the non-reinforced, solid,
probably aluminum double door. The doors themselves are ~6.5' X 5' and
in the center of the wall they're on. So there'll be some bare wall on
either side of the door, and the rest of the room has scattered
diffusers but no absorbers. Would absorbtion material of any kind on
the door seriously hamper the listening enivornment, or will the
difference be insignificant? Given that the monitors are near-field
and we must pad the door, we have no choice, I'd say with the right
material it'd be manageable. I'd like to hear the boards sagely
advice....