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Even without a remeasure, live with the absorption for a while - maybe 2-4 weeks. Then pull it out of the room again and listen again. Let us know your impressions. Bryan

Ah! A lot of what I see in those shelves are not books though. Looks like a lot of HARD CD cases which will allow a little bit of skewing of the reflections - much moreso than a book. I did see one person who spent the time to actually build the back of his CD racks to the exact specs of a...

Check out Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band. It's newer, not old school, but great big band stuff recorded very well. One of my favorite demo cuts is "Sing, Sang, Sung" Bryan

Unfortunately, bookshelves with books in them will still be more absorptive than diffusive. Books themselves are absorptive - which is in direct conflict with diffusion. If you want diffusion behind, then real diffusers are the way to go - sorry. Bryan

The live musician mentioned earlier was Jon Pousette Dart. Jon is a great guy. We did his studio in upstate NY last year. He was playing to help promote a wonderful charity that we're involved with - Direct Grace Records. They're doing old school direct to disc recordings. Proceeds go...

IMO, there is no comparison between the Sunfire and the Mac. I've had 2 Sunfires and have a lot of experience (though not owned) the Macs. The Mac is a much more refined sounding amplifier, stronger bottom end, smoother highs, better imaging, etc. Another one you might want to consider is...

Show environments can be terribly unpredictable. Generally you can get an idea of things to help narrow the field. On the other hand, I've heard things that sounded pretty bad under show conditions that I personally knew via audition in my system or a system owned by someone I knew and was...

Not sure if this is proper forum etiquette or not to discuss our products but here goes. The Real Traps are a fine product. We just go for a different audience in most cases and we try to offer both a budget line and an upscale line for differing room requirements. Our pillar and tri-traps...

Just FYI, Jason Jones of Jones Audio is the person who designed our diffusion products. If you need to get hold of him for any information on the Jones Audio products, let me know and I can put you in touch with him. Bryan

Thanks for the warm welcome. Good to meet some of you at RMAF. Yes - the Pillars are 16x16x48" and open on all 4 sides. I don't know if Mike will honor the show special on the Sapphire XL's now or not. You might want to contact him and let you know you were at the show. Ya just never...

We've had quite a few people use a variety of our (and others') products with various dioples. There seems to be 2 different preferences: - Corner absorption in the front corners, diffusion behind the panels scattering sideways, absorption between the speakers on the front wall - Corner...

Hi Guys Sorry it took me so long to get registered here. I tried a couple times before and had problems getting the confirmation link but all is good now. I'll try to be more regular and answer any questions you have to get the best out of the Logans. Bryan

Thanks for all the kind words about our room with ACI. The little Sapphire XL's are certainly something special and the synergy with the Korato Anniversary amp was truly something special. I'll apologize for making this my first post. I tried to register some time ago and had an issue and...