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Old 13th May 2008, 04:07 PM   #1
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ITB, No tracking, but in need of treatment

Hey,

I've been looking at getting 2 GIK244s and a GIK DI Diffuser just to tighten up the bass and mids I'm compensating for in this room. It's not too serious, this is just a hobby, I'm not tracking anything live, and I do not work at a high level. Just want to ensure that the corners are treated, and possibly take care of the left wall across from the bookshelf.

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The room is fairly small, and rectangular. The entire right wall is covered with a full bookshelf and a desk that has various equipment stacked on. There are unremovable junk on both front and back right corners of the room. (This is a small NYC rental apt!) Drywall, wood floors, average ceiling height.

I need to get something in the tight corners behind the HS80Ms on either side of the window. Please note the water heating pipe to the right. Can I put a trap over this? (traps may need to have special width to fit these spaces... the room is not as wide as appears in the sketch)

I have available wall space on the left, and possibly the back wall... maybe on the door. Hoping to do this as quickly as possible, since I am off work next week and can rcv the package via delivery. (I mean like overnight or 2nd day and done)

Any ideas appreciated. I'm ready to listen.

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Old 13th May 2008, 04:36 PM   #2
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hey Smoke,
If you plan on buying from us I would highly recommend emailing us to have us go over your room and give you one on one ideas for it. It is part of our service.
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Old 13th May 2008, 04:50 PM   #3
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244's straddling the pipe should be no problem. We can custom size them if you can't just straddle at a bit different than 45 degrees. 45 takes approx 17" along each wall. If you can, I'd go for 2 pair in the front corners for now and skip the diffusion if necessary to get the bass under control. 10x20 is going to have a lot of overlap.

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Old 13th May 2008, 05:24 PM   #4
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Thanks. When I get home maybe I'll measure how much space there actually is, maybe add a real photo, and them email it up.
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