Thanks for your reply.
I've used in the past older-mattress-type sheets of foam which were hung on either side of my seat to quench reflections. I agree with Toole. It works. They were 1 inch thick by 2 feet wide and 4 feet tall. Nowadays, memory foam seems to have a bad reputation for VOC on the web.
The sound stage without foam is deep, a bit broad and spectrally balanced.
I continue with experiments to abate more reflections. I am winning this fight; subjectively speaking.
Best wishes
Anton
I've used in the past older-mattress-type sheets of foam which were hung on either side of my seat to quench reflections. I agree with Toole. It works. They were 1 inch thick by 2 feet wide and 4 feet tall. Nowadays, memory foam seems to have a bad reputation for VOC on the web.
The sound stage without foam is deep, a bit broad and spectrally balanced.
I continue with experiments to abate more reflections. I am winning this fight; subjectively speaking.
Best wishes
Anton
Wow, then I should be dead since I sleep on memory foam and listen in a room filled with foam.
I hope that you continue to enjoy a healthy retirement and great nights of resting sleep.
Consumer Reports suggests a preferred low/no VOC memory foam mattress. Maybe valuable; shreded or intact to create an anechoic back wall.
May consider testing for VOC.
Consumer Reports suggests a preferred low/no VOC memory foam mattress. Maybe valuable; shreded or intact to create an anechoic back wall.
May consider testing for VOC.
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