1. Poor room dimensions: Acoustic architecture requires specific dimensions for the room to ensure that sound waves are not reflected awkwardly.
2. Improper placement of absorbers: Absorbers need to be placed strategically to get the best results from them in the room.
3. Improper balance of absorption and diffusion: There should be a perfect balance of absorption and diffusion in a room to get the best acoustics.
4. Insufficient bass trapping: A bass trap is essential in acoustic architecture, and insufficient bass trapping can lead to sound distortion and poor listening experience.
5. Improper speaker placement: Proper speaker placement is vital in acoustic architecture, and speakers should not be placed too close or far away from the listener.
6. Improper arrangement of furniture: Furniture placement can also affect the acoustics of a room, and improper arrangement can lead to sound reflection and distortion.
7. Inadequate acoustic insulation: Acoustic insulation ensures that sound does not escape from the room or interfere with sounds from the outside, and inadequate insulation can impact the quality of sound in the room.
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