Will placing speakers behind drapes/curtains affect the sound. (sorry for dumb question) larry
Jan 19, 2004 #1 of 7 Larry*S Agent Joined Aug 29, 2003 Messages 32 Will placing speakers behind drapes/curtains affect the sound. (sorry for dumb question) larry
Jan 19, 2004 #2 of 7 Wayne A. Pflughaupt Moderator Premium Senior HTF Member Joined Aug 5, 1999 Messages 6,824 Location Corpus Christi, TX Real Name Wayne Yes. It will "soak up" the highs. If you go this route, use the thinnest material you can find, and expect to boost the treble somewhat to compensate.
Yes. It will "soak up" the highs. If you go this route, use the thinnest material you can find, and expect to boost the treble somewhat to compensate.
Jan 19, 2004 #3 of 7 ChrisWiggles Senior HTF Member Joined Aug 19, 2002 Messages 4,791 Yes definitely it will affect the sound, I really wouldn't recommend it if you are serious about music and such.
Yes definitely it will affect the sound, I really wouldn't recommend it if you are serious about music and such.
Jan 19, 2004 #4 of 7 Benihana Stunt Coordinator Joined Nov 14, 2003 Messages 190 Why don't you use acoustic speaker grille as your drap or cover that should not affect much?
Jan 20, 2004 #5 of 7 Tony Genovese Supporting Actor Joined Oct 5, 2000 Messages 811 If the drapes are acoustically transparent (sheers), it shouldn't have any effect on the sound. What about putting the TV behind drapes.
If the drapes are acoustically transparent (sheers), it shouldn't have any effect on the sound. What about putting the TV behind drapes.
Jan 20, 2004 #6 of 7 Wayne Ernst Senior HTF Member Joined Feb 24, 2002 Messages 2,588 If the speakers have to go behind curtains or drapes because the wife wants them hidden, then go with in-wall speakers.
If the speakers have to go behind curtains or drapes because the wife wants them hidden, then go with in-wall speakers.
Jan 20, 2004 #7 of 7 Larry*S Agent Joined Aug 29, 2003 Messages 32 OK, I get the point! Thats what I figured. Thanks for the info. larry