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avare · 19th November 2009

The greatest difficulty is that you have given incomplete information to give an accurate recommendation. As came out in your third post, the main problem is low frequencies. These are difficult and expensive to isolate. First of all they are often transmitted by flanking paths. There is not enough infoamtion on the rest of the construction to give meaningful sugestions to cure the the problem.

Andre

19th November 2009	#5
avare Lives for gear Joined: May 2004 Location: Hamilton, On Canada Posts: 3,693	The greatest difficulty is that you have given incomplete information to give an accurate recommendation. As came out in your third post, the main problem is low frequencies. These are difficult and expensive to isolate. First of all they are often transmitted by flanking paths. There is not enough infoamtion on the rest of the construction to give meaningful sugestions to cure the the problem. Andre __________________ Good studio building is 90% design and 10% construction.