
Hello,
To what extent is it possible to determine correct treatments by just evaluating room dimensions and accommodating for “conditions”(ie, the presence of equipment, furniture, windows, etc). That is, in the final analysis, do you have to take SPL readings?
Thanks, Phil
You must consider room size/volume/usage along with the surface area coverage of all sound absorption surface areas within the room.
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