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Bassmec · 20th May 2006

I have a drum room that is L shaped with 16" thick suffolk red brick up to waist hight on the two longest walls with carpet on the floor and a suspended perforated celing with absorbtion and a huge bass trap above to a pent roof.
The other walls are plastered full hight over the brick they are furthest from the drum position and as the absorbant tiles fell off them over the last 20 years my drum sound improved so I never glued them back. I did cover the farthest wall with a Jbl concert system cabs wall of sound style for rehearsal purposes and there are 3 4 x12 cabs and an eight by ten and a couple of concert system 2x12 wedges and a big celing hight absorbtion baffel I supose thats all damping.

20th May 2006	#15
Bassmec Lives for gear Joined: May 2006 Location: Ipswich, UK Posts: 957	Soft Red Brick Is Better I have a drum room that is L shaped with 16" thick suffolk red brick up to waist hight on the two longest walls with carpet on the floor and a suspended perforated celing with absorbtion and a huge bass trap above to a pent roof. The other walls are plastered full hight over the brick they are furthest from the drum position and as the absorbant tiles fell off them over the last 20 years my drum sound improved so I never glued them back. I did cover the farthest wall with a Jbl concert system cabs wall of sound style for rehearsal purposes and there are 3 4 x12 cabs and an eight by ten and a couple of concert system 2x12 wedges and a big celing hight absorbtion baffel I supose thats all damping.