[shortcuttomoncton]

Great articles.  People who are "into" audio have probably heard much of the practical points on speaker placement and room acoustics, but it's great to have them listed and also have hints and tips as to what can be done to change the sound of the room.

Excellent stuff - I'm just moving into a new audio room so would be nice to minimize the inevitable tinkering. 

[Goliver]

Great articles.

[Letitroll98]

There's also this:
https://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=87093.0

[Glenn Martin]

New to AudioCircle. Have a room ready to server as my listening room. Has been insulated, sheet-rocked, painted and window treatments installed. Getting close! See lots of articles and comments to keep busy for a while. Like what I am seeing.

[WGH]

Have a room ready to server as my listening room. Has been insulated, sheet-rocked, painted and window treatments installed. Getting close!

I added more articles to the top of this thread so new readers don't have to scroll through comments. The article "NWAA Labs: Measurement Beyond The Atomic Level" greatly advances our understanding of acoustics.

If you are serious about your listening room, AV Room Service has a Modeling Sound Quality Services (SQS) where you can send in an Impulse Response Wave File to get recommendations regarding room treatment. The service is mentioned at 9:45 into the Danny Richie - Norman Varney interview.
https://youtu.be/FrN9kFputwQ?si=gsn4FfHteCis__nu