TubeTrap & SoundPlank Setup
Here we walk you through the recommended progression for treating your room acoustics. You will start by improving the musicality and stereo imaging of your system. Next, you will expand upon those improvements and add width and depth to your sound stage. Finally, you will control all aspects of the room sound to create an immersive sonic experience that must heard to be understood.
Phase I: Basic Setup
| Features
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Configuration |
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- Clear bass/decreased muddy sound
- Clear imaging/low crosstalk
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- 2) 13x3' TubeTraps in each front corner
- (4) SoundPlanks at side wall reflection points
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Phase II: Intermediate Setup
| Features
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Configuration |
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- Clear bass/decreased muddy sound
- Improved low frequency extension & dynamics
- Clear imaging/low crosstalk
- Reduced room reverberation
- Enhanced room ambience
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- (2) 16x3' TubeTraps in each front corner
- (2) 13x3' TubeTraps centered on front wall
- (1) 13x3' TubeTrap on each side wall adjacent to speaker
- (2) SoundPlanks at side wall reflection points
- (4) SoundPlanks at rear wall reflection points
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Advanced Setup
| Features
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Configuration |
- Clear bass/decreased muddy sound
- Improved low frequency extension & dynamics
- Complete head-end ringing control
- Clear imaging/low crosstalk
- Reduced room reverberation
- Enhanced room ambience
- Enhanced spaciousness, width and depth of sound stage
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- 2) 16x3' TubeTraps in each front corner
- (2) 16x3' TubeTraps in each rear corner
- (2) 16x3' TubeTraps centered on front wall
- (2) 13x3' TubeTraps on each side wall adjacent to speaker
- (2) 13x3' TubeTraps on front wall adjacent to each speaker
- (6) SoundPlanks at side wall reflection points
- (4) SoundPlanks at rear wall reflection points
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