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22nd February 2008
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| Lives for gear  Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: C o p e n h a g e n
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Thread Starter | DIY Iso Box What material would you use to isolate this box with on the inside. I already made the box but I only have this sorta stuff in it. Basically just kills treble. My question is: What is the right material to absorb bottom end. Cheers |
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24th February 2008
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| 30mm thick RW3 or OC705 would be good. Anything 60kg/m or more should. I'd love to see some pictures of your box. I've been thinking of building a small box for a couple of hard drives...
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26th February 2008
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: C o p e n h a g e n
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Thread Starter | Quote:
Yeah, well mine is for guitar recording. I'm sorta giving up on the idea, cos the recorded tracks lack freshness, and perspective. These issues disappear whenever I don't use the iso box. I managed to quell the bass nasties inside the box but I think there's just always gonna be phase issues because of the proximity of the different surfaces in there. The results remain somewhat "veiled". Thanks for the response anywhoo  | |
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