Finally! A practical guide with a common sense approach to acoustics,
written for home theater enthusiasts like you.

In the process of creating a great sounding home theater, you know that acoustics are going to be part of your project. However, as soon as you begin to study acoustics you quickly find yourself buried in physics, math, formulas, calculations, strong opinions, arguments, and more. Which leaves you to simply wonder…

Isn’t there just a common sense set of best practices?

Well yes, there is, and that is what the Practical Guide to Home Theater Acoustics is all about.

The acoustics, of your room, do not need to be treated like magic, they do not need to be thought of as something that only the most gifted math and science majors can understand. Everyone can learn the fundamentals and apply that knowledge, in a practical way, in their own rooms and theaters.

Have you ever been in a theater where you have to keep turning up the volume during quiet scenes and then quickly turn the volume back down during loud scenes? You can fix that with acoustics.

Have you ever been in a theater where the bass was overpowering, and all seemed to be boomy and unclear? You can fix that with acoustics.

Have you ever been in a theater where the surround sound is lacking, as if it isn’t even working? You can fix that with acoustics.

Have you ever been in a theater where the bass seemed to disappear in spots, maybe even in the best seat? You can fix that with acoustics.

It isn’t magic. It's science. But, you don't need a science degree to understand the common sense applications.

So Many Questions…

The Practical Guide to Home Theater Acoustics is exactly what the title says! Inside, you will find discussions on all the critical topics of acoustics, written in a conversational tone. Here is the lesson list, from the Table of Contents:

• Lesson One: Overview of Sound
  
• Lesson Two: The Role of the Room
  
• Lesson Three: Sound Isolation Maters
  
• Lesson Four: Reflection
  
• Lesson Five: Diffusion
  
• Lesson Six: Absorption
  
• Lesson Seven: Bass Traps
  
• Lesson Eight: Core Recommendations
  
• Lesson Nine: Acoustic Treatment Examples
  

The overall guide is written in a conversational tone, without any complex math. The last lesson, Acoustic Treatment Examples, shows actual example treatments as created by various home theater owners. You can see the photos, showing the steps these owners followed to create their own panels, bass traps, and wall treatments.

Theory and Application 

There is theory in this guide, without it you would have no foundation for the application. The primary purpose of the guide is to take that theory and then apply it to your actual home theater – the practical application is the key. The end goal is for you to have some basis in the theory, and then go ahead and use that to create your own acoustic treatments.

So you get both – you get the theory AND you get the practical application.

Special Offer

To celebrate the release of this incredible new resource, we are announcing a special offer. You can get this guide, right now, for the incredibly low price of just $19 (USD). Considering the amount of money that will be spent on the room, the equipment, the media, and all the other costs of bringing your amazing home theater to life, ordering this is one of the easiest decisions you have to make.

Frequently Asked Questions

“Is this guide filled with math?”

Answer: Nope, not at all. The goal was to discuss these issues with as little math and physics as possible. There are plenty of well-researched and extensive sources for the science, the physics, and the math of acoustics.

“If I’m an Acoustics Pro will I like this guide?”

Answer: Probably not. This guide is not like your textbooks and it is not filled with science. It is written for the everyday home theater enthusiast, it is not written for an Acoustics or industry pro.

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 “I have a question that should be on this list.”

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