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ROOM ACOUSTICS

Booming bass, missing bass and slow bass are different problems.

A peak can sound overwhelming. A cancellation can make one bass note disappear. Slow decay can blur the next beat. They can all feel like “bad bass”, but the fix is not the same. Start with the level of evidence you need.

PAID · MEASURED

Melbourne Room & Bass Measurement

A$249 for loudspeakers only · A$349 for loudspeakers plus one subwoofer · Melbourne in-home measurement with secure online payment.

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COMPLIMENTARY · IN-HOME

AVAA C214 In-Home Demo

Already considering AVAA C214? In Melbourne, we can bring two units to your home, establish a baseline and show you what one versus two changes before you buy.

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PAID · AUSTRALIA-WIDE

REW Measurement Review

Already measure with REW? Send us the original .mdat from the required sweeps and receive a manual Australia-wide review for A$149 incl. GST.

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FREE · PREDICTED

Free Room Bass Analysis

Enter your room dimensions and listening layout to see which room-mode frequencies may deserve attention. It is a prediction, not a measurement.

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Different bass problems need different tools.

Excess resonance and slow decay

If the room is holding onto too much low-frequency energy, active absorption such as AVAA C214 may be useful. The right position and quantity still need to be proven in the room.

Cancellation and uneven distribution

If bass disappears at the listening position or varies badly around the room, moving the loudspeakers or seat, repositioning a subwoofer, or using multiple subs may be more effective than adding absorption.

Existing-sub integration

If you already use a subwoofer, we can measure the mains, sub and combined response separately and check gain, crossover, phase, delay and placement.

Placement first

Sometimes the best upgrade is moving what you already own.

The goal

The goal is not a prettier graph. It is a system that sounds more controlled, more coherent and more convincing, because the right problem was solved first.