Home |
Search |
Today's Posts |
#1
|
|||
|
|||
what is the minimum size of a listening room (stereo music)?
Hi,
"What size room is best (for a listening room)? To this question rec.audio FAQ answers: "For smoothest bass response, a listening room should be as large as possible". The FAQ also provides with ideal proportions of the room, speakers position, etc, but it does not tell about the *minimum* requirements for the size of a room that can still be accepted for decent listening of hi-fi stereo... I am living abroad at the moment and I have to rent a room. The one that I have now is pretty small. I would like to buy a stereo (cd player+amp+2 speakers) for about $1500 and I am considering if it makes any sense to buy hi-fi if the room is so small - about 3m x 4m. Maybe I could rent a bigger room, but not too big because of terribly high room prices in London...(I prefer to spend on hi-fi than on rent, but on the other side I need the room of the right (?mx?m) size) Two questions: 1. What are the minimum room size requirements that can still be accepted for a listening room? 2. Does it make any sense to buy a hi-fi for a temporary room when in the future this hi-fi will be used in different room? Thank you for your help! Andrew |
Thread Tools | |
Display Modes | |
|
|
Similar Threads | ||||
Thread | Forum | |||
Creating Dimension In Mixing- PDF available on Request (112 pages0 | Pro Audio | |||
Comb filtering, Room Modes, or Flutter Echo? | Pro Audio | |||
Why DBTs in audio do not deliver (was: Finally ... The Furutech CD-do-something) | High End Audio | |||
need advice on improving room acoustics | Pro Audio | |||
Decca tree size - related to room size? | Pro Audio |