I'm just wondering if anyone has tried tall silk trees, etc. as a room friendly aid in acoustical room taming (diffraction is all I can think they'd be good for). If so, did it have an effect? Positive or negative? Thanks.
I have felt like my speakers (Dynaudio Sapphires) have had a bit too much zing recently since changing out electronics but happened to reposition a silk ficus tree up in the front left corner (no right front corner close by) behind the speaker a couple days ago. Listening further on Saturday and Sunday convinced me things were better but the only change I could think of was putting that tree behind the speaker. Otherwise, the front of the room (5 ft behind speakers) is a pretty live zone so far (and does need some deadening anyway). Is it possible that tree broke up some sound? Thanks for any thoughts or advice.
I'm just wondering if anyone has tried tall silk trees, etc. as a room friendly aid in acoustical room taming (diffraction is all I can think they'd be good for). If so, did it have an effect? Positive or negative? Thanks.
I have felt like my speakers (Dynaudio Sapphires) have had a bit too much zing recently since changing out electronics but happened to reposition a silk ficus tree up in the front left corner (no right front corner close by) behind the speaker a couple days ago. Listening further on Saturday and Sunday convinced me things were better but the only change I could think of was putting that tree behind the speaker. Otherwise, the front of the room (5 ft behind speakers) is a pretty live zone so far (and does need some deadening anyway). Is it possible that tree broke up some sound? Thanks for any thoughts or advice.