Why low frequencies are the hardest to control in a room

Room acoustics The frequency below 100 Hz is one of the most difficult problems in acoustics. Room errors are orders of magnitude larger than electronic errors, making it difficult to achieve perfect sound. According to Toole, room errors can reach up to 18 dB spread below 300-500 Hz of spread, and up to 25 dB below 100 Hz between rooms.

What room errors affect low frequencies?

Room errors such as modal peaks and dips can significantly affect the low frequencies. Modal peaks can reach 20 dB+, and dips can be deep and narrow. Additionally, the comb filter can go as far as +6 dB and deep zeros.

How does 360° Space Acoustic solve the problem of low frequencies?

360° Space Acoustic uses room scanning, design and installation to solve the problem of low frequencies. Our technicians use 3D scanning to create an accurate map of the room, allowing us to design a system that accounts for modal peaks and valleys, as well as other room errors.

What results can you expect from working with 360° Space Acoustic?

When you work with 360° Space Acoustic, you can expect a significant improvement in the sound in your room. Our systems are designed to minimize room errors and deliver perfect sound. We use our own active 3-way Payos Audio Main Control monitors for studio monitoring and precision private installations.

If you want to improve the sound in your space, contact us at 360° Space Acoustic. We'll be happy to help you create the perfect speaker system for your needs.