bass traps or murder? - Page 2

RiverRat · 4th March 2010

Clearly this man has both the answers... He converted the barn to a studio AND found a way to silence his nagging wife!

malgfunk · 4th March 2010

Turn your wife into a 'Slut'. Oh, I meant "Gearslut"!!!!!!!!

Ethan Winer · 4th March 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by elan

my room is full of rockwool, and if i close the door no one hear anything, i mean they here something but very far and very low level, which isn't disturbing.

Yes, adding absorption inside the room helps. For sure. But it's not as effective at low frequencies as "real" isolation techniques such as Green Glue and resilient channel.

--Ethan

bentwookieesound · 4th March 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by zvenx

lol

rsp

I knew at least one person would get it...

rcb4t2 · 5th March 2010

How about a hpf after 9pm? So much cheaper than the other options - and how much "low rumble" does your acoustic sound really need anyway?

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RiverRat Gear Head Joined: Dec 2009 Posts: 49	Clearly this man has both the answers... He converted the barn to a studio AND found a way to silence his nagging wife!

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malgfunk Gear maniac Joined: Mar 2008 Location: Newhall, Ca Posts: 230	Turn your wife into a 'Slut'. Oh, I meant "Gearslut"!!!!!!!!

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rcb4t2 Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2006 Location: New Orleans, LA Posts: 2,798	How about a hpf after 9pm? So much cheaper than the other options - and how much "low rumble" does your acoustic sound really need anyway?