SOUND ADJUSTMENT
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With the growth of the home theater and private cinema market, a projector
screen is the optimal choice to replicate the experience of the big movie
theaters. Projector screens also pose potential acoustical issues due to
screen size and material and whether they're acoustically transparent or not.
This can require unique solutions and workarounds regarding speaker
placement and positioning, especially while working with multiple rows of
seating in larger rooms. The new Theatrus Speakers adapts to these
listening conditions by replicating the type of speaker to be used in a
professional listening studio. Each Theatrus speaker has a focused sound
stage to accommodate listening distances both long, or short, allowing a
uniform sound stage throughout the room. The Theatrus speaker is able to
be mounted On-Wall or In-wall, which naturally will also have an affect on
the acoustic response. To address this issue, the Theatrus speaker
ultimately needed two settings: Baffle-Wall (In-Wall) or Free-Field (On-Wall).
On-Wall vs In-Wall Bass Adjustment
*Note: Free Field (On-Wall) is the default setting
Free Field
(On-Wall)
Baffle-Wall
(In-Wall)