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Old 5th April 2008   #1
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which material is this?

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have here a pic from a studio...you guys know what material are the walls covered? have seen this on some studio pics.

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Its kinda hard to tell considering the pic is not a closeup, but my guess is that it is a generic fabric that covering rigid fiberglass... like Owens Corning 703 or 705. I built something similar for my control room
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fabric..... or maybe some kind of foil?(to keep high freq alive)
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I doubt it is foil. The wall looks like it is "bulging" slightly around the edges of the panels which leads me to believe there is some kind of acoustic insulation (703 or 705) underneath. Putting foil over that would defeat the purpose of the insulation since the foil would reflect. I would also go on to say that anyone who would put a highly reflective surface BEHIND their speakers has done absolutely no research on the subject... because it would probably sound horrible. You want to hear the sound from your speakers not what is bouncing off the walls behind them. "Live" is not a good thing when it comes to control rooms... which is not to say that dead is either.... it needs to be a proper balance. There are several hundred threads on the subject on this site alone.... happy hunting.
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