What to do to improve bass resonance in mid sized piano?
Got myself a mid sized piano (110 height). Great tone in upper area but lower area is collapsed compared to a full size piano (of course).
Has anyone tried to reduce acoustic shortcuts in smaller pianos, using bass-reflex or passive radiators?
UPDATE
Not that it covers my original idea about fixing the shortcut in the resonance-plate but good advices at: www.pianobuyer.com/article/how-to-make-a-piano-room-sound-grand/
Avoid wall-to-wall placement (avoid fluttering)
Explore open angle to back wall
Open doors to adjacent rooms
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This might be a bit overkill but some may find it of interest..
A solution could be to pick the sound of the piano, EQ it in order, for instance to boost a bit the bass, and broadcasted in the room thanks to very clean loudspeakers...
If the electronic broadcast part bothers you, or if you want to add a bit of caché to your room you can also use an acoustic resonator ;).
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