The sound inside an enclosure is always perturbed by the room impulse response (RIR) between the source and the listener. The RIR reshaping technique processes the sound reproduced by the loudspeakers to obtain a desired RIR. This paper reformulates the RIR reshaping technique based on $p$-norm optimization algorithm in order to implement it on a wireless acoustic network that runs a personal sound zone system (PSZS). A distributed computation of the original algorithm is proposed. Experimental results of a real PSZS implemented on an acoustic network of commercial devices are presented and compared to those of the RIR reshaping algorithm. The new RIRs slightly improve the attenuation between zones and eliminate the late echoes of the real signals.
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