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| Mounting absorbers "across" coners -- much more effective? Will my absorption panels (3" 6pcf rockwool) function substantially better if I they're mounted from one wall to the other across the corners (creating a triangle air space behind).. ..as opposed to just mounting them on flat to all the walls (with a bit of air space between the panel and wall still of course) It's a very small booth (3 ft by 6 ft) just trying to figure out the best panel sizes/setup before I start constructing them. Thanks for the tips! |
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| Lives for gear  Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Atlanta, GA
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Yes straddling corners is always the best way to go. Glenn | |
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