Portable Acoustic Treatments?

[AwwDeOhh]

Gobos?
If you're really sensitive to dust and stuff, first cover the rigid fiberglass or rockwool with a thin covering of plastic. Then use a fabric covering other than burlap! (burlap is messy messy stuff. I have literally shaved mine with an electric razor and a vaccum) If cheap is preferred for fabric, muslin is a good choice.

You can make several panels, and stands for those panels. These can be used for corners, first reflections, ect, and they'll will be free-standing. you won't need to mount them.

Connect several panels together and make some Gobos. These are invaluable.

[Glenn Kuras]

We have custumers that use stands. Most acoustic companies have them for there products or if diyin panels you could make stands.

[Audiowizard77]

Thanks for the replies.

Originally Posted by Glenn Kuras

We have custumers that use stands. Most acoustic companies have them for there products or I'd diyin panels you could make stands.

I've been looking at your panels and I think they're what I'm gonna go with. Would it be better to get the 244 bass traps or the regular 242 panels?

[Glenn Kuras]

I would go with the GIK 244 bass trap if you can.

[Syncamorea]

I've built a range of portable treatments and unfortunately, they are bulky and a pain to lug around. I have a wood stand that I use to hold large blankets and sleeping bags on to form a portable booth that works very well. Gobos are time and money well spent for these gigs.

[jwl]

Yeah, panels on stands are great.... if you have a truck. They are hard to lug around but really are awesome if you can.

One or both of my PVBs usually come with me to remote recording sessions, and sometimes I bring my MiniGobos as well... (I have a Minivan).

[Audiowizard77]

Can the GIK panels be stacked or do you have to use the stands?

[Glenn Kuras]

Originally Posted by Audiowizard77

Can the GIK panels be stacked or do you have to use the stands?

More of less the panels stand on there own, but I would use a stand. The Tri Trap, Screen panel and Soffit trap is free standing though.