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14th January 2007
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Jul 2004
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Thread Starter | Insulation for large iso cab/room help?
4'w 5'h 8' deep Hi, I've got a space in the basement under a stairwell that I basically want to make a large iso box/room for a guitar speaker cab. 2 sides are poured concrete and two are drywall. The 4 sides & ceiling are all framed with I guess 15" centers. Am I wasting time by putting Corning R30 or something in between the studs...even before I enclose it with something else desirable? Something else instead? TIA!
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15th January 2007
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| Gear Guru  Joined: Jul 2004 Location: Orygun
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| Insulation is needed. But it won't do you any good without offset stud construction (where a stud is only used for one wall and nothing is attached to both sides of teh drywall). -tINY |
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