Insulquilt

[tysonviolin]

Is there anyone here with experience with this product? A 4'x16' quilt sells for $90...

Insul-Quilt

[Ethan Winer]

Quilts and moving blankets etc are not good acoustic treatment. Stick with the known and proven.

--Ethan

[tysonviolin]

it's made out of SR25 and is used by all the major film studios, why not recording studios? Is it just a matter of sq. footage and cost effectiveness?

[Ethan Winer]

If all you care about is speech frequencies, then sure, I guess it will help.

--Ethan

[Millo 3.1]

Anybody tried (or know of someone else's experience using) this type of product for use as curtains on windows at first-reflection points--or would it be better to mount a standard panel on a stand at the time of recording/mixing/listening?

There's also this one:

Audimute Sound Absorption Sheets | Materials That Absorb Sound | Soundproofing Blankets - Audimute Soundproofing

[tysonviolin]

Originally Posted by Millo 3.1

Anybody tried (or know of someone else's experience using) this type of product for use as curtains on windows at first-reflection points--or would it be better to mount a standard panel on a stand at the time of recording/mixing/listening?

There's also this one:

Audimute Sound Absorption Sheets | Materials That Absorb Sound | Soundproofing Blankets - Audimute Soundproofing

Those blankets might work well to insulate amps or kick drums... looks interesting....

And, thanks Ethan, I really do value your opinion (even if I don't think I can aford your product right now... maybe one day in the future though).

[Glenn Kuras]

It looks like to me that product has OC in it so YES it would work for early reflection points (What Are Early Reflection Points. SPOTLIGHT:Bob Ebeling - Revolution Studio) if I am reading it right. I would though be careful that the front is not reflective though. Hard to say as I don't see any testing on the sight.

[tysonviolin]

Thanks Glenn.