You wouldn’t even think of driving a Ferrari with the engine out of tune, the wheels misaligned, and the transmission unable to go into top gear.
How about your home theatre?
The sound we hear in a room is the result of complex interactions between the quality of the electronics, the quality and placement of the loudspeakers, the hearing ability and placement of the listener, the room dimensions, and the acoustical nature of the room's boundary surfaces and contents.
Consumers and retailers are generally aware that room acoustics play a role in sound quality but rarely give it the attention it needs. Instead, emphasis is placed entirely on the quality of the loudspeakers and the supporting equipment. The room is forgotten.
In sound reproduction the room and integration of the loudspeakers within this environment has the biggest influence on the sound you hear.
Proper acoustic design and calibration is not optional; it is an integral part of the sound system.
Experience Home Theatre uses only the finest acoustic products on the market today.
Absorption, diffusion, and low frequency traps are extremely effective acoustic tools that we can integrate and design into your room. The design can be customized to look great! They can be part of the architecture or essentially invisible.
Purchasing AV equipment and running the auto setup is not a professional calibration and can give varied results. Ideally, only after all acoustic parameters are optimized do we implement electronic equalization. This is the correct way to maximize your system's performance.
A quality Parametric Equalizer is a very effective tool when used by an experienced calibrator with the proper audio system calibration equipment.
If you have purchased a receiver or processor that has the Audyssey Multi XT Pro calibration option take full advantage of it. It is vastly superior to the standard auto calibration feature. Call us, the price and sonic benefits are well worth it.
Visit the "Reference page for information on Audio calibration or contact us.
 
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