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| Hardwood flooring on drum riser? Hey all, Right now I've got my drums set up on an 8' x 8' wooden riser that is covered in carpet. The room is about 15 x 20 with 8 foot ceilings, and I have 2, 6" Mineral Wool panels hanging over the kit. My question is, would it be worth while to cover the carpeted riser with hardwood flooring? I've heard it makes a tremendous difference with acoustic guitar, is the same true with drums? Thanks, Mike (I've moved this thread to the Acoustics section.) Last edited by TheBeast; 8th February 2008 at 04:29 PM.. Reason: (I've moved this thread to the Acoustics section.) |
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