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Thread Starter | Cabinets Hey all, quick question about some cabinets I have. In one of my rooms the ceilings are about 9' high. On one of the walls are some cabinets that are about 1 1/2" off the ground and 2" off the ceiling. They span the length of the wall. My question is how should I (if I should) treat the opening of the cabinets from the floor to the bottom of them. I thought maybe I could make a couple custom bass traps to fit in the bottom so as to extend the bottom to the floor. Thus eliminating the space altogether? Or am I over thinking this and it really doesn't need anything? Any help appreciated. As always, thanks a ton! -Ted |
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15th November 2009
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Thread Starter | Sounds good. I'll take a picture before my session today. |
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