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Living room Hi-Fi

Using science and design to turn a problematic living room into a sonic sanctuary

Audiophiles often face a challenge: achieving great sound without a dedicated room. This project shows how a living room was transformed into a high-fidelity listening space, solving long-standing acoustic problems.

The homeowners had invested in a high-end Focal speaker system, but their living room's acoustics caused an uneven frequency response, particularly in the bass and highs. We brought in Ekustik® to provide a data-driven solution.

A Targeted Acoustic Solution

First, we conducted detailed acoustic measurements to pinpoint the problem frequencies. Based on our findings, we designed a comprehensive treatment plan:

  • Bass traps were installed in the front corners to control the boomy low-end.
  • Parametric diffusion panels were added to the front wall to break up sound waves and prevent distorted high frequencies.
  • Acoustic resonators were strategically placed at key reflection points on the side walls and ceiling, specifically tuned to absorb a problematic frequency at 120 Hz.
This Ekustik® full-service project included the following:
  • initial acoustic measurement
  • creating the project plan & visualizations
  • sample service for the client to choose the final wooden and fabric finish
  • custom manufacturing
  • professional installation
  • setup of the listening position with correct speaker placement & acoustic measurement after the treatment

The client was thrilled with the result, stating, "I was very skeptical at first because it costs a lot of money, but it really worked. I got the best out of my Focal speakers without even using an equalizer." 

This project demonstrates that a truly high-fidelity setup is possible in any space with a precise acoustic solution.

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