do i need acoustic panels? worth it? (1 Viewer)

[mx4lifeis350]

Im moving to a large trailer and 1 room will be a dedicated theater room.

I been researching all day and came across Acoustic paneling and bass traps.. i have no idea if i need these or what exacly they do. I dont really have to make my room sound proff and keep the sounds from going out of the room.

As you may know a trailer has thin wall panels that i will be replasing with sheet rock. Should i put insulation there wile im at it? will it make a sound diffrence? Do i need paneling and bass traps to make my HT sound better? please help im clue less.

I just don't want to spend so much money just to find out i missed a step that would enhance the HT experiance.

 

[Robert_J]

Neither of these are designed for sound proofing. Acoustic panels stop reflections. Do you need them? I don't know. Do you have sound reflecting off a wall near your speakers? They are easy and inexpensive to build so it is a small investment to try.

Bass traps are similar to the panels except they are designed to work with the long wavelengths in the sub-bass region. If you have large bass peaks in the corners, then a bass trap will help with them.

I use neither. I think proper calibration and a parametric EQ on your sub will give you a much better return on your investment than these items.

 

[warrenhenery]

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[michaeltrottar]

Several different types of audio tricks have been designed into HT space to help control undesirable audio insights. These consist of the drapes in the front sides of the space.

 

[warrenhenery]

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