My New Company’s Press Release

My New Company’s Press Release

Those color rectangles hanging on the walls of serious sound studios are sound absorption panels. Dan Morrell, owner of Mixmastered Acoustics, http://mixmasteredacoustics.com , said the panels are not just a decorating accessory. They are necessary. “The panels are placed to cover trouble spots,” he said. “When placed properly, a serious audiophile will notice animmediate difference and improvement in the quality of sound coming out of his speakers. If not placed properly, the panels can make matters worse or have no effect at all.”

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Listening Environment Not Perfect Without Acoustic Treatment Sound Panels and Bass Traps

LISTENING ENVIRONMENT NOT PERFECT WITHOUT ACOUSTIC TREATMENT SOUND PANELS AND BASS TRAPS

AUGUST 3, 2012 BY ADMIN LEAVE A COMMENT (EDIT)

  

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friday August 3, 2012

CONTACT: Dan Morrell, Owner
(800) 649-6278
info@mixmasteredacoustics.com
http://mixmasteredacoustics.com/

DESPITE SPENDING $1000’S ON HIGH END GEAR, AUDIOPHILES NOT GETTING THE ULTIMATE  LISTENING EXPERIENCE 

Chicago, IL – State of the art audio equipment may cost as much as a new car, but the listening environment cannot be perfect without proper acoustic treatment.

Why? Because the room is not acoustically balanced. Custom acoustic sound panels and bass traps improve the sound quality by balancing the harmonics of a room.

Those color rectangles hanging on the walls of serious sound studios are sound absorption panels. Dan Morrell, owner of Mixmastered Acoustics, http://mixmasteredacoustics.com , said the panels are not just a decorating accessory. They are necessary. “The panels are placed to cover trouble spots,” he said. “When placed properly, a serious audiophile will notice an immediate difference and improvement in the quality of sound coming out of his speakers. If not placed properly, the panels can make matters worse or have no effect at all.”