Goal:
To construct a dedicated Audio room with sensible acoustics and aesthetics for under $500.
This is a journey in constructing a dedicated listening room. The room is a 1-car garage which needs major cleanup.
Build discussions is at StereoNet Australia.
13/6/2011
I tried playing the S9R dipoles in the garage. To my surprise it sounded very good despite tin roof and door. Later measurements revealed RT60 of 250ms, which is *more dead* than my living room (400ms). Looking at all the "junk" in the garage it will be a long journey, but acoustically it's very good already! Target room reverb for dipole loudspeakers are about 300ms - 500ms.


18/11/2011
Major cleanup and update
- Curtains
- Lighting and automatic turn-on sensor


Cost tracking
Heater - $60
Curtain accessories - $110
Downlight kit - $40
Automatic light sensor - $15
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Total so far = $225
Target max = $500
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