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| Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2006
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Thread Starter | 1 x 8 or 2 x 4 absorbers?
I have one remaining sheets of 2 inch 703 in 4' x '8 size that I have not cut down yet. I was thinking since my cr is long and narrow (about 9.5 wide by 14 long) that it might be good to make two 1 x 8 panels, four inch depth, to cover more of the ceiling /wall corner on either side of the room. More effective than two standard 2 x 4 (4 inch) panels up near the mix area but would leave several feet of corner untreated towards the back of the room? I'm thinkin' (or not ) that the square footage for each size is the same, but the 1 x 8 will cover much more "real estate" of my actual ceiling / side wall corner.Or maybe 2' x 8' in only a 2 inch thick is best? suggestions? thanks. ![]() ( as shown have already superchunked the front corners around mix station plus 2 inch 703 in 3 x 4 size in the RFZ plus a few more broad band traps along the side walls etc.) |
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| Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2006
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here's the pic that forgot to upload...
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If it were me, I'd go 2x4 panels in that wall/ceiling corner. 12" wide corner traps aren't really large enough to have great effect.
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| Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2006
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OK, thanks very helpful Glen / JWL. Since the the room is so small I think the more of that <100 stuff I tame the better. 2 x 4 it is. Later on I'll try and add a couple more further back. |
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Another option is to do something the entire length that's say 6"x6" square. That will cover a lot of corner and give you something thick enough to extend down decently into the bottom end. Bryan
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| Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2006
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Hi Bryan thanks, i think I did not make it totally clear with my stechup... the cutaway wall not shown will also need something on that side too for symmetry. The 6 x 6 might be good for a cloud, but I have sprinklers oddly spaced on the ceiling so it won't fit between them :-(
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Maybe I'm misunderstanding. What I'm talking about is a 6" wide, 6" thick 'mini-soffit' along both side wall/ceiling corners. Bryan |
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