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FRK 705 insulation question

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Posted on August 13, 2009 at 18:37:17
used-hifi
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 eithan ? on your bass trap panels...Ok looking at your bass traps both the front and back have a plastic membrane including the sides.....so the question is why only have frk on one side(front) and not on the back side......... if spaced away from the wall it will have hi absorption at mid and hi freq's confused??


thanks for your help

RE: FRK 705 insulation question, posted on August 14, 2009 at 12:21:49
Ethan Winer
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Location: New Milford, CT USA
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 My company's panels have a plastic membrane on the front only.

--Ethan

RE: FRK 705 insulation question, posted on August 14, 2009 at 16:55:36
used-hifi
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Location: Chicago IL
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 hmm in the video looks like you use the same material for both sides...ok

? so what would be the advantage of reflectivity on one side versus both


Lawrence

RE: FRK 705 insulation question, posted on August 17, 2009 at 10:07:45
Ethan Winer
Manufacturer

Posts: 1554
Location: New Milford, CT USA
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 Absorption is worse with a membrane on both sides.

--Ethan

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