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Thread Starter | bass traps can I use metal frame instead of wood or would it change the sound?
If i wanted to do some weird shape bass traps I would need to use metal frames of some type, something I could bend. Would it change the sound compare to a wood frame? thanks
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No, I like metal frames, especially when they are well-cut and powdercoated with a quality finish. :-) If the metal has holes in it, thus allowing air/sound to touch the absorbent material inside, even better.
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thanks a lot!
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LOL! Bwah chicka BWOW bwow!!!!!!! Sucka. Yo. |
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Ethan, PLEASE don't hand out the jacket that fast. It took me years to get mine.  \Glenn |
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Don't worry Glenn. We've earned the right. Beeotch. Or something. |
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