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- Dennis Foley from Acoustic Fields emphasizes the importance of treating all three frequency ranges in music: lows, mids, and highs. He notes that people often neglect low frequencies due to the difficulty in treating them effectively. Foley argues that diaphragmatic absorption is the only method capable of addressing low-frequency issues adequately. He stresses that low frequencies provide the foundation for mids and highs and that achieving the same resolution across all frequencies is crucial. Foley criticizes the common practice of attempting to position oneself out of low-frequency problems, stating that it's ineffective due to the pervasive nature of room modes. He advises starting with room ratios that minimize room modes and coincidentals, treating all three sound fields (floor-ceiling, sidewall-sidewall, front-rear), and accepting the necessity of significant treatment space for low frequencies. Foley critiques misleading marketing claims in the acoustics industry and advocates for treating the low end as it constitutes a third of the music experience.

[@TriAmpHiFi]

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Outstanding. I've recommended this channel to stalwarts of convention.
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[@AcousticFields]

Thank you for your support.

[@Oneness100]

Having played around with AMROC with different room dimensions, I noticed that if two dimensions are close or the same dimension, that's what produces coincidental modes,. In addition, dimensions that are "even" multiples of another dimension will also produce coincidental modes.

[@AcousticFields]

Coincidentals are twice as audibe as axial modes and axial are always taled about. When we design new rooms from scratch, we choose dimensions that have no coincidentals in any of the three sound fields.You will always have axial, but you want no coincidentals.

[@brown-eyedman4040]

The problem for churches, at least mine, is lack of funds. This is what leads the to purchase products based on misleading advertising and hope. The problem then is even less money and the problems still remain. Better to just not spend the $ till they are able to properly treat.

[@AcousticFields]

We see three main issues with churches. No budget, no space to treat, and no knowledge of acoustics. These three issues are ripe for companies to exploit and sell products that won't work but are cheap.

[@neftermalata]

Well explained❤

[@AcousticFields]

Thank you. I keep trying different approaches regarding the same main topic.