I read geddes' book. My impression: Aside from the atrocious proofreading and ubiquitous typos, he establishes a pretty good (well referenced) foundation for sound creation and acoustic theory, and then when it comes to building rooms he just gives a recipe (may be at least partially based on CEDIA recommendations) and doesn't really justify or explain anything or cite references, and he is VERY obsessed with soundproofing. Decoupled ceiling, double walls, special duct silencers - the whole gamut. One thing I note, he seems to be interested in rooms that are quite reflective, and recommends directive speakers toed in to minimize side reflections. Could it be he recommends rooms that work with his speakers?
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