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just.sounds · 12th February 2008

You would get much better results with your DIY treatment if you make something from wood that is acousticaly open/transparant so maybe just a frame and if you find a way to stick the foam on that it will work much better.

1/4 wavelength foam absorbers are effective so you made it for +- 15kHz.

Now if you make it open, the distance from the wall to the frame also work. wich will make it effective in most of the vocal range. But the foam is not thick enough for low freq.

That said the SE also makes use of other types of absorbsion and it is a good product!

12th February 2008	#18
just.sounds Gear addict Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 385	You would get much better results with your DIY treatment if you make something from wood that is acousticaly open/transparant so maybe just a frame and if you find a way to stick the foam on that it will work much better. 1/4 wavelength foam absorbers are effective so you made it for +- 15kHz. Now if you make it open, the distance from the wall to the frame also work. wich will make it effective in most of the vocal range. But the foam is not thick enough for low freq. That said the SE also makes use of other types of absorbsion and it is a good product! __________________ "Music" Just a combination of sounds.