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Old 24th January 2008, 08:15 PM   #1
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placing wood panel traps ?

hi all,
need please some help on placing resonant traps.

i have 4 wood panel traps (80 x55 x 16 cm) resonat freq 70hz.
should i place them to the backwall direct behind the mix position or to the corners from the backwall?(front wall already treated with fiberglass)

there is no corner on the left side, behind the mix postion, its a small "walk through" to the next room(without door)

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Old 25th January 2008, 07:31 PM   #2
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If those traps are tuned to 70 Hz I'd put them on whatever walls correspond to a resonance at that frequency. It might be the front and rear walls, or maybe the side walls. Since you didn't give the size of your room I won't even guess. FYI, 70 Hz relates to room dimensions of 8 feet, 16 feet, 24 feet, and so forth.

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If those traps are tuned to 70 Hz I'd put them on whatever walls correspond to a resonance at that frequency. It might be the front and rear walls, or maybe the side walls. Since you didn't give the size of your room I won't even guess. FYI, 70 Hz relates to room dimensions of 8 feet, 16 feet, 24 feet, and so forth.

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how about the ceiling?

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how about the ceiling?
Sure. If they're not so large and heavy they'll fall down.
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Old 26th January 2008, 01:29 AM   #5
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hi ethan! and hi glenn!

thanks for response.

i have here a plan of my strange room(in metric)

and from these traps some specs.

i have a false ceiling with a layer fiber glass in it.the real ceilig heigh is 2,55 meters.
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