Poes Acoustics approach to GOOD acoustics

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  @Rovert5805 · 2 years ago

  It would be really nice if you could show us some real world examples of how you design a room, especially if you could go in to detail of how and why you designed your own home theater

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  @Nobodyanybody778 · 2 years ago

  Amazing video Matt !<br><br>You really explain things well ! You are an incredible &nbsp;asset to the hobby and to the community 🙏

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• PU

  @pulDag · 2 years ago

  Great lesson/summary about absorbtion and diffusion, thanks for it Matt.

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• GE

  @GeorgeTheaterAtHome · 2 years ago

  excellent info Matt! always enjoy your viewpoint

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• DO

  @doyleshafer · 6 months ago

  Thanks Matt!

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  @jmax6614 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for the information

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  @omard5019 · 2 years ago

  Great discussion, Matt. I could see ALL of this at play in the design ideas we’ve reviewed recently.

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  @commanderrussels2612 · 2 years ago (edited)

  There is a bit of an art to this. &nbsp;In the end, there is a lot of science, but there is a lot of art. &nbsp;It comes down to making a room sound right. &nbsp;Great job on the video matt, as always!

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  @geirarnenilsen612 · 2 years ago

  Really love your videos!<br><br>I am doing some of the same work in Norway, but not on your level. Your videos make me think about new alternatives to some problems, and you also have a great way of explaining why.<br><br>This might be to into your &quot;paid knowledge&quot; but an interesting video would be to discuss what type of diffusion in what location. And also the preferred bandwidth for those. I think this is a field where the knowledge is poor, even for myself.<br><br>Hope your business is going strong!

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  @sandeepjohny6480 · 2 years ago

  Good informative video

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  @MAMDAVEM · 2 years ago

  This is really helpful, thanks and timely as I am currently in the design stage for my home cinema update.

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  @SoCalVipers · 2 years ago

  First of all, your production quality is a million times better! &nbsp;Great job! :) <br>For music listening, aren&apos;t most control rooms pretty dead? For me, the best listening experience is sitting in front of some really nice near-field studio monitors in a dead room. &nbsp;I want to hear the mix, not my room. &nbsp;Maybe as an audio engineer, I hear music differently than most people. &nbsp;<br>However, for movies at home, I agree 100% that the room needs to breath. &nbsp;But, the few times I&apos;ve been a post production stage, those rooms are pretty dead too. &nbsp;Maybe it works on post stages and movie theaters because there are so many surround speakers. &nbsp;Or are those rooms not really dead, but they just feel that way because I&apos;m expecting such large rooms to sound like a cathedral?<br><br>You stuff is golden! &nbsp;I am in the process of building a new theater space with a ton of compromises, and you are helping me navigate my way through it.