I av recently moved property and av a naim nac 202 nap 200 a cyrus cd xtse + transport with psx r power supply this is connected to my naim dac with a chord signature digital interconnect my speakers are pmc 24 floorstanders connected to naim nap 200 with chord odyssey 2 speaker cable this is abn excellent detailed sounding set up or at least was now ive moved the speakers just dont sound right echo boomy bloated i love the speakers but. They dont like my new room which is smaller than previos room thou it has higher ceilings bout 9 foot 6 instead of normal 8 feet 6 any ideas ive thout bout getting smaller speakers such as b& w pm1 with stand but will i be losing out on quality detail sound
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Help with speakers in new home
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audiodave42 said:
Maybe the speakers are just too big for the room, as you suggest. But are you able to use acoustic room treatments? If so, it might be worth experimenting a bit. It sounds as though bass traps in the corners might give you a big improvement.
Matt
- Are the speakers on a suspended wooden floor?
- How near the corners are they?
- How far from the back wall are they?
- Is your sitting position very close to the rear wall?
- How reflective is your room (ie. sparsely furnished, laminate floor, larger areas of bare tiles / glass)?
The above are all things that can eff up the sound, especially if they are combined.
- How near the corners are they?
- How far from the back wall are they?
- Is your sitting position very close to the rear wall?
- How reflective is your room (ie. sparsely furnished, laminate floor, larger areas of bare tiles / glass)?
The above are all things that can eff up the sound, especially if they are combined.
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