bass traps for 12 corners

[Jens Eklund]

Looking to improve commercial control room

[DanDan]

Back Wall is important. Rectangular Traps are bigger than Triangles, thus better at lower frequencies.

DD

[lbrantsen]

Originally Posted by DanDan

Back Wall is important. Rectangular Traps are bigger than Triangles, thus better at lower frequencies.

DD

Correct. In order to absorb low frequencies, you need mass and volume. However, the density is also important as materials with a (too) high density are likely to refelect sound and sometimes even the low frequencies. For example, a thick concrete wall will reflect sound instead of absorbing it.

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[chinni123]

Originally Posted by DanDan

Back Wall is important. Rectangular Traps are bigger than Triangles, thus better at lower frequencies.

DD

Thanks for the reply. How may of 12x24x2 inch oc c703 that are recommended? Basically, I will put this between corner to corner , floor to ceiling super chunk bass traps at the front and back. I guess it should be like stage with two poles on the side. Trying to find how many to put as layer.

Did anybody have photos or thread that I can look to find how the middle bass trap at front or back wall can be constructed?