Rod's been told by Steven Spielberg he's the best (just to hit the highlights) - but if it helps, that's the same advice you'd get from Eric Desart, Philip Newell, F. Alton Everest, Trevor Cox, Angelo Campanella, several others I'm too lazy to type, and me.
Only thing I'd add (although you didn't ask) is to also straddle as many corners (including wall-ceiling ones) as you can with MORE of the same, to help even out modal peaks/nulls... Steve
Soooo, when a Musician dies, do they hear the white noise at the end of the tunnel??!? Hmmmm...
The false ceiling , rear wall are all filed with hangers and covered with 703,
3"thick... the rear wall trap is 24"to 3ft deep and filled with hangers and the ceiling is 3ft to 14" all filled with hangers.
if that doesn’t trap the bass nothing will
its good to know i wont have to do as much work on the side walls.
Sounds like you got it under control alright; have you fired up your speakers and listened to stuff yet? Should be pretty smooth...
And if anyone should apologise, it's ME Was only being a bit "flip" 'cause I'm finally almost done messing with my hot water heater (yeay) Sorry if it didn't translate that way... Steve
Soooo, when a Musician dies, do they hear the white noise at the end of the tunnel??!? Hmmmm...
And if anyone should apologise, it's ME Was only being a bit "flip" 'cause I'm finally almost done messing with my hot water heater (yeay) Sorry if it didn't translate that way... Steve
Not at all, I really appreciate you taking your time to help me and all the others on this site, thanks for caring about our projects.
Things that are simple to you are like greek to me,
You do a great service here..... and to every one who has helped me Thank you !!
have you fired up your speakers and listened to stuff yet? Should be pretty smooth...
Not yet, i will finish with the 703 first and then do a quick check