I'm watching along with you for answers........ my room is 16x13x8...... with an opening to the rest of the house. I am considering ML's smaller than yours "Clarity's or Mosaics" maybe I should think bigger... I'll be watching as well .. GOOD LUCK with the new house.Hipgrncln said:Having a new house built and will have a smallish room for library/2 channel music room. @ 16ft x 12 ft x 8.5. Have Aeoni right now. How will it fit ???? Any other speaker suggestions ???
Bob J
Length and width share a common multiple of 48
and a LCD of 4 so watch out for standing waves
zaphod said:hmm, any room dimensions are going to share a common multiple - just multiply them together. how important is the common multiple? i've always paid more attention to the LCD.
the easy solution in trying to keep the dimensions relatively prime is to build the room with one measurement a prime number.
and don't forget the vertical dimension. that 16X13X8 room has the height evenly divisable into the length. not as crucial as having the length and width relatively prime, but still a consideration.
zaphod said:hmm, any room dimensions are going to share a common multiple - just multiply them together. how important is the common multiple? i've always paid more attention to the LCD.
the easy solution in trying to keep the dimensions relatively prime is to build the room with one measurement a prime number.
and don't forget the vertical dimension. that 16X13X8 room has the height evenly divisable into the length. not as crucial as having the length and width relatively prime, but still a consideration.
Steve said:Can you eleborate a little more on the "golden ratio"? What does that mean with regards to room dimensions (length vs. width vs. height)? I too am designing a house and a room for my speakers, so this is a great opportunity to optimize my listening environment.