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| Lives for gear | My first room measurement... Aargh! (now with REW measurements) Now that's what I call a challenge... Room looks like this from same spot: http://www.ukkohapponen.fi/media/Gal...SNH%20live.JPG http://www.ukkohapponen.fi/media/Gal...positiooon.JPG
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That's typical for a small untreated room. The solution is bass traps, though I bet you already know that. Heh --Ethan
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Yeah, I knew bass traps is the way to go. This is my first touch to acoustics so I'm quite open to ideas.. My budjet at the moment is more than tight, so commercial bass traps are out of the question (some day..). What's the best DIY way to make bass traps? Links? |
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| Lives for gear | Recommended design
One of the best performers and also one of the easiest to do and best looking. They take a lot of fibre but the low density fibres, 703 or even lighter, say 2pcf or 32KG Cubic Metre, actually work best in this design and are cheap. Even the fluffy stuff will work quite will but will make life difficult in terms of containing it. Clever design. Corner Traps finally finished! - Home Theater Forum - Home Theater Systems - HomeTheaterShack.com DD |
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Ok, here's my shot (photos), took 3 hours to make 4 traps. Easy with decoration, though.. Acoustic noob workshop Still need to remove the shelf and sink around monitors etc, but hopefully I'm on the wagon.. I'm making about three more traps next week, for ceiling and for the wall behind monitors (after I've removed the shelf). Doing the right thing or not? Hints? |
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And here's latest photo with all trapping-materials on the wall, I'll try to do some measurements tomorrow Traps on the wall |
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I hope I have to time to do measurements with Audix mic and Room EQ Wiz tonight. But the difference is huge, gotta luuuv it! | |
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Well done. I hope your success and pleasure will encourage others to do the work. DD |
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Nicely done. Would like to see you straddle some corners though. That is where the low end builds up the most.
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Thanks guys! Ok, I did some measurements with Room EQ Wizard and Audix measurement mic, as close as I could according to REW guide. I made two runs: First run with REW and I wondered how to make it even better. Traps behind monitors were attached to wall and there was no space behind them. So I made took those off of the wall a bit. Naturally second run with the "modification". I'd say there is a difference? Here we go (sorry for stupid zooms, should've made'em more precise) Orig filter adjust Second run Orig waterfall Second run Orig TR60 Second run Filter adjust-tab and waterfall, those I understand, but what does that TR60 mean? I run out of material, corners will be the next mission almost impossible.. |
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