New Broadband Bass Traps from Ready Acoustics

Ready Acoustics · 4th August 2006, 05:38 PM

New Broadband Bass Traps from Ready Acoustics

Elk River, MN - August 3, 2006 – Reducing the echo of uneven modal resonances and early reflections is the key to acoustically treating any Home Theater or Sound Studio to achieve clarity, accuracy and smooth, tight bass response. The 4” thick RT424 Ready Trap is the perfect solution. Ready Acoustics is proud to present the RT424 Broadband Bass Trap, an elegant upholstered, ready to hang, acoustic panel that delivers acoustic absorption performance suitable for treating the full range of frequencies in your listening environment.
The RT424 acoustic panels are made with a unique and proprietary stretch material that yields a sharp look that fits any room, and is available in five standard color choices which allow the RT424 to either accent your listening space, or become completely inconspicuous. You can even customize the RT424 with your business name or logo. Like all of the Ready Trap line, the RT424 is fitted with a unique, integral hanging system which allows easy installation in either a vertical or horizontal aspect. Lightweight Ready Traps can be affixed in minutes to any wall, any corner, or any ceiling with no fuss, and no expensive tools.
The RT424 broadband bass trap is elegant, affordable, and effective - the perfect solution for fixing your room's muddy low end. And you can read the proof at readyacoustics.com. The measurements and accompanying detailed descriptions prove the performance of the RT424 Broadband Bass Trap and will help you understand the science behind the performance of the RT424. In exhaustive studies performed at the birthplace of architectural acoustics, the Riverbank Acoustical Laboratory, Ready Acoustics has demonstrated that the RT424 is the best value of any Bass Trap on the market today.

Ready Acoustics research has shown that the RT424 performs better overall than acoustics solutions costing twice as much (something already known by top studio engineers like Michael Wagener, Jeff Juliano, Rain Jon Rogut and others). Ready Trap solutions for acoustic treatment are not only a more attractive choice for the room decor; they are also among the most affordable low frequency treatment choices available. Because of the superlative performance of the RT424, your room may require as little as 33% FEWER RT424 bass traps to achieve the same results as competitive products which can cost up to twice as much.
A more effective device means you need fewer Bass Traps and since the RT424 is available at an attractive per unit cost you can accomplish professional quality acoustic treatment, and decorator grade finished looks, at HUGE savings! Visit the Ready Acoustics website for more information on the Ready solution to acoustic treatment.

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About Ready Acoustics

Ready Acoustics is a limited liability corporation based in Elk River, Minnesota, USA. Our President and founder Joel DuBay Sr. is a professional musician with years of experience recording music for CD and film. Joel’s vision was to provide acoustic solutions for those who were cost conscious, but demanded products with proven performance and presentation grade finishes. Ready Acoustics is the producer of the Ready Traps line of acoustic products which deliver on Joel’s vision - systematic solutions to accomplishing professional grade acoustic treatments with attractive finishes and affordable pricing. Ready Acoustics is where science meets design.

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peeder · 15th August 2006, 05:06 AM

your product seems interesting but your website is indicipherable. it's very hard to understand what quantities of what you are getting for your money, and how they match up. i understand the thing is availble as a bag (get your own foam), it's available as a kit (assemble yourself), or as a full assembly. But i don't see what i need, which is a picture of "all of this comes in a box, at the following price'. I.e. a parts list and photo. And for DIY, how many I need of each. And installation shots.

These are the very basics of mailorder/online sales.

It appears your product works better than the commonly available Auralex LENRDs but it's hard to compare the two test results i could find (which did come from the same facility). if you have a superior product, you need to get some (or someone with) communication skills and make this easy to envision, evaluate, buy and apply.

i'm certain that if I called you you would be able to explain things. Why not explain things on your website?

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Ready Acoustics Gear interested Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1	New Broadband Bass Traps from Ready Acoustics New Broadband Bass Traps from Ready Acoustics Elk River, MN - August 3, 2006 – Reducing the echo of uneven modal resonances and early reflections is the key to acoustically treating any Home Theater or Sound Studio to achieve clarity, accuracy and smooth, tight bass response. The 4” thick RT424 Ready Trap is the perfect solution. Ready Acoustics is proud to present the RT424 Broadband Bass Trap, an elegant upholstered, ready to hang, acoustic panel that delivers acoustic absorption performance suitable for treating the full range of frequencies in your listening environment. The RT424 acoustic panels are made with a unique and proprietary stretch material that yields a sharp look that fits any room, and is available in five standard color choices which allow the RT424 to either accent your listening space, or become completely inconspicuous. You can even customize the RT424 with your business name or logo. Like all of the Ready Trap line, the RT424 is fitted with a unique, integral hanging system which allows easy installation in either a vertical or horizontal aspect. Lightweight Ready Traps can be affixed in minutes to any wall, any corner, or any ceiling with no fuss, and no expensive tools. The RT424 broadband bass trap is elegant, affordable, and effective - the perfect solution for fixing your room's muddy low end. And you can read the proof at readyacoustics.com. The measurements and accompanying detailed descriptions prove the performance of the RT424 Broadband Bass Trap and will help you understand the science behind the performance of the RT424. In exhaustive studies performed at the birthplace of architectural acoustics, the Riverbank Acoustical Laboratory, Ready Acoustics has demonstrated that the RT424 is the best value of any Bass Trap on the market today. Ready Acoustics research has shown that the RT424 performs better overall than acoustics solutions costing twice as much (something already known by top studio engineers like Michael Wagener, Jeff Juliano, Rain Jon Rogut and others). Ready Trap solutions for acoustic treatment are not only a more attractive choice for the room decor; they are also among the most affordable low frequency treatment choices available. Because of the superlative performance of the RT424, your room may require as little as 33% FEWER RT424 bass traps to achieve the same results as competitive products which can cost up to twice as much. A more effective device means you need fewer Bass Traps and since the RT424 is available at an attractive per unit cost you can accomplish professional quality acoustic treatment, and decorator grade finished looks, at HUGE savings! Visit the Ready Acoustics website for more information on the Ready solution to acoustic treatment. _____________________________________________ _______________________________________ *About Ready Acoustics* Ready Acoustics is a limited liability corporation based in Elk River, Minnesota, USA. Our President and founder Joel DuBay Sr. is a professional musician with years of experience recording music for CD and film. Joel’s vision was to provide acoustic solutions for those who were cost conscious, but demanded products with proven performance and presentation grade finishes. Ready Acoustics is the producer of the Ready Traps line of acoustic products which deliver on Joel’s vision - systematic solutions to accomplishing professional grade acoustic treatments with attractive finishes and affordable pricing. Ready Acoustics is where science meets design. Ready Acoustics LLC readyacoustics.com

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15th August 2006, 05:06 AM	#2
peeder Lives for gear Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: No longer participating here. Posts: 6,742	your product seems interesting but your website is indicipherable. it's very hard to understand what quantities of what you are getting for your money, and how they match up. i understand the thing is availble as a bag (get your own foam), it's available as a kit (assemble yourself), or as a full assembly. But i don't see what i need, which is a picture of "all of this comes in a box, at the following price'. I.e. a parts list and photo. And for DIY, how many I need of each. And installation shots. These are the very basics of mailorder/online sales. It appears your product works better than the commonly available Auralex LENRDs but it's hard to compare the two test results i could find (which did come from the same facility). if you have a superior product, you need to get some (or someone with) communication skills and make this easy to envision, evaluate, buy and apply. i'm certain that if I called you you would be able to explain things. Why not explain things on your website?