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deacongreg · 06-21-2007

Its been said, the better the equipment, the more the deficiences of the listening room are exposed. I have not had much experience with Fabric walls, while at HE 2007, I visited Rives Audio. And their solution to Room Acoustics seems pretty sound.

They have three levels of service for listening rooms, as well as options for recording and/ or rehearsal studios. Based on sonic benefit, aesthetics, and budget. And of course, they realize that integrating room tuning devices with the decor is a priority. Because not everyone can, or wants to have a room solely dedicated for a music system.
I would give this route a try.

06-21-2007	#3
deacongreg Super Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: White Plains, New York Posts: 1,703	Re: Fabric walls. Good or too expensive? Its been said, the better the equipment, the more the deficiences of the listening room are exposed. I have not had much experience with Fabric walls, while at HE 2007, I visited Rives Audio. And their solution to Room Acoustics seems pretty sound. They have three levels of service for listening rooms, as well as options for recording and/ or rehearsal studios. Based on sonic benefit, aesthetics, and budget. And of course, they realize that integrating room tuning devices with the decor is a priority. Because not everyone can, or wants to have a room solely dedicated for a music system. I would give this route a try.