GIK Monster Bass Trap

Glenn Kuras · 31st January 2006

Why would GIK Acoustics that already has the most effective bass trap on the
market today make one better? Because we CAN!
GIK is proud to present the newest panel to their already highly regarded
panel line - the GIK Monster Bass Trap. The GIK Monster is the most
effective panel to ever hit the market. Raising the bar to how effective
bass traps can be. Professionally made to give a clean and outstanding look.
With the GIK Monster panel bass kicks, becoming clear and easy to mix. No
more guessing on bass levels during mix down. Cleaning up those nasty nulls
and spikes that are present in all rooms. With new certified lab tests the
GIK Monster has a rating of 3.00 absorption coefficient at 80 hz. There is
no other product that comes close to these numbers.
All products are tested at Riverbank Acoustical Laboratories and we are able
to provide PDF's of certified tests upon request. GIK Acoustics is committed
to making sure all of our products have certified testing. Would you buy a
monitor without a data sheet? We think acoustics should be the same.

For a limited time we offer an introductory price of $109.00 plus shipping
per panel. Take the opportunity before the GIK Monster will be listed on
the GIK web site for $129.00

.. Please contact us through email at
glenn.k@gikacoustics.com or call us at 770 573 2920

Panel specs
Weight: 29.2 pounds
Dimensions: 2'x4' 7.5 inches thick

Glenn Kuras · 10th February 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Labs

Mail sent - Do you have any European distribution set up at all?

Gustav

boy I wish we did.. A hour does not go by that someone from Europe is emailing me wanting panels.

Glenn

TheSweetener · 10th February 2006

You should find someone like Bo from Golden Age Music in Sweden.

Brad McGowan · 11th February 2006

I just received two of Glenn's Monster traps a couple days ago and am getting ready to install them in my room which already has two Real Traps MondoTraps. I also just received some of the Ready Traps bags which I plan to use to cover some extra 703 and mineral wool. It will be very interesting to see how they all compare. I think I might have to download the test tones from the Real Traps site and make some plots with the different panels in place.

Anyway...the Monster traps look very well constructed. I got black.

Brad

Glenn Kuras · 12th February 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brad McGowan

I just received two of Glenn's Monster traps a couple days ago and am getting ready to install them in my room which already has two Real Traps MondoTraps. I also just received some of the Ready Traps bags which I plan to use to cover some extra 703 and mineral wool. It will be very interesting to see how they all compare. I think I might have to download the test tones from the Real Traps site and make some plots with the different panels in place.

Anyway...the Monster traps look very well constructed. I got black.

Brad

Hey Brad,

You may want to check out the ETF Software online... They have a free download and makes shooting the room a snap!

Keep me updated on how things work out for you... Looking to someday meeting you out in CA!

Glenn

Alexi · 12th February 2006

i need some of these...

Glenn Kuras · 13th February 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Labs

Well, Let us know if you figure out something.

I think Golden age already has a line of acoustic products.

Gustav

Honestly getting the product there is not the big deal, it is finding the right person or persons to take care of the distribution.. We have a pretty high standard of customer service and want to make sure it is the same in Europe... So if you know of a person who has a back ground and drive for business, in this please let me know..

Glenn

TBlizz · 22nd February 2006

What about a "European" Group Buy?

You can put me down for 4x GIK Monster Bass Trap in natural white canvas!

Martijn.

Glenn Kuras · 22nd February 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by TBlizz

What about a "European" Group Buy?

You can put me down for 4x GIK Monster Bass Trap in natural white canvas!

Martijn.

That would be awesome!!!! Just not sure how to do something like that.. Any ideas would be great..

Glenn

GPl · 22nd February 2006

Hi Glenn,

Who do you have up in Canada distributing GIK traps?

Glenn Kuras · 22nd February 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by GPl

Hi Glenn,

Who do you have up in Canada distributing GIK traps?

We just ship from here Fedex... Seems to work pretty well...

Glenn

POWERSTAGE · 22nd February 2006

Count me in for a UK group buy...you have my email if it comes off!

Matti · 22nd February 2006

At least contact Bo at his Golden Age Audio in Sweden, they have products of
of their own line, but as an outsider I can´t see any conflict there as Your
products aren´t similiar.
Worth of calling I hope...
Matti

Glenn Kuras · 22nd February 2006

>I have a good friend who works for the largest audio retailer here.<

that would be great.. my email is glenn.k@gikacoustics.com

>At least contact Bo at his Golden Age Audio in Sweden, they have products of
of their own line, but as an outsider I can´t see any conflict there as Your
products aren´t similiar.<

Who is this???

I tell you guys if we can just find a person to reship we would be set.. Anyone need a job??? ha ha ha

Glenn

Glenn Kuras · 22nd February 2006

Labs,
I just sent you a PM.

Matti · 22nd February 2006

Some of these guys could cover Europe for You , I hope.
Anyway it´s a nich market but someone with ready customer basis...
Matti

31st January 2006	#1
Glenn Kuras Gear Guru Joined: Jul 2005 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 11,994 Thread Starter	GIK Monster Bass Trap Why would GIK Acoustics that already has the most effective bass trap on the market today make one better? Because we CAN! GIK is proud to present the newest panel to their already highly regarded panel line - the GIK Monster Bass Trap. The GIK Monster is the most effective panel to ever hit the market. Raising the bar to how effective bass traps can be. Professionally made to give a clean and outstanding look. With the GIK Monster panel bass kicks, becoming clear and easy to mix. No more guessing on bass levels during mix down. Cleaning up those nasty nulls and spikes that are present in all rooms. With new certified lab tests the GIK Monster has a rating of 3.00 absorption coefficient at 80 hz. There is no other product that comes close to these numbers. All products are tested at Riverbank Acoustical Laboratories and we are able to provide PDF's of certified tests upon request. GIK Acoustics is committed to making sure all of our products have certified testing. Would you buy a monitor without a data sheet? We think acoustics should be the same. For a limited time we offer an introductory price of $109.00 plus shipping per panel. Take the opportunity before the GIK Monster will be listed on the GIK web site for $129.00 .. Please contact us through email at glenn.k@gikacoustics.com or call us at 770 573 2920 Panel specs Weight: 29.2 pounds Dimensions: 2'x4' 7.5 inches thick __________________ Glenn Kuras GIK Acoustics USA GIK Acoustics Europe 770 986 2789 (USA) +44 (0) 20 7558 8976 (UK) See the NEW Scopus Tuned Trap

22nd February 2006	#12
POWERSTAGE Gear interested Joined: Dec 2005 Location: Burton Agnes,E Yorks, UK Posts: 7	Count me in for a UK group buy...you have my email if it comes off! __________________ it's all in the riff - but the editing helps!

22nd February 2006	#13
Matti Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2004 Location: Finland Posts: 3,756	Distribution At least contact Bo at his Golden Age Audio in Sweden, they have products of of their own line, but as an outsider I can´t see any conflict there as Your products aren´t similiar. Worth of calling I hope... Matti

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