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RE: Corner Traps - Quantity Over Symmetry?

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In Reply to: RE: Corner Traps - Quantity Over Symmetry? posted by Ferrstein on January 30, 2009 at 04:49:38

That mostly sounds okay, with these suggestions:

Absorption on a wall close behind you should be thick and not FRK. You need to absorb mids and highs as well as bass.

Traps straddling corners, or near corners, should be FRK and should also be at least 4 inches thick. Two inches thick is not enough.

--Ethan

Follow Ups:

RE: Corner Traps - Quantity Over Symmetry? - Ferrstein 17:39:26 01/30/09 (11)
- RE: Corner Traps - Quantity Over Symmetry? - Ethan Winer 09:41:23 01/31/09 (10)
  - Picture of First Reflection Issue - Ferrstein 17:15:01 01/31/09 (1)
    - RE: Picture of First Reflection Issue - Ethan Winer 09:58:54 02/01/09 (0)
  - Speaker Wall Picture - Ferrstein 17:09:46 01/31/09 (2)
    - New Speakers (already) - Ferrstein 05:14:21 02/04/09 (0)
    - RE: Speaker Wall Picture - Ethan Winer 09:59:49 02/01/09 (0)
  - Detail of Door Issue - Ferrstein 17:04:32 01/31/09 (2)
    - RE: Detail of Door Issue - Ethan Winer 10:01:27 02/01/09 (1)
      - RE: Detail of Door Issue - Ferrstein 10:39:00 02/01/09 (0)
  - Picture of Back Wall - Ferrstein 17:02:00 01/31/09 (1)
    - RE: Picture of Back Wall - Ethan Winer 10:03:02 02/01/09 (0)

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