LEARN TOPIC
Room Acoustics
Understand why bass booms, disappears or lingers, and how placement, subwoofers, treatment and measurement change the result.
ROOM ACOUSTICS · TRINNOV
What can Trinnov Optimizer improve?
Some bass notes stand out, others fade away, and the subwoofer can seem separate from the music. Here is how Optimizer uses measurements to improve tonal balance, timing and the way your speakers work together.
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ROOM ACOUSTICS · TRINNOV
WaveForming: Room-mode control with two subwoofers
Two front subwoofers can do more than add bass. With WaveForming, they can help control room resonances and shorten bass decay in a stereo system or home cinema. Here is how it works and what Trinnov's research found.
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CASE STUDY · MEASURED IN MELBOURNE
Does an Active Bass Trap Really Work? We Measured AVAA C214 Before and After.
See measured changes with AVAA C214 in one Melbourne two-channel room, including a lower 40 to 45Hz peak and shorter decay around 75 to 85Hz.
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Model the room before deciding what to measure
Enter your room dimensions and speaker and seat positions to explore predicted bass resonances. Use the model to identify questions for measurement; it cannot show the room’s actual response.