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In Reply to: Re: Because my ceiling is higher on the left side of my listening room... posted by tpcarter on February 22, 2007 at 23:04:27:
Tom,> Would a pair of 11"x16"x2" panels of Owens Corning primo insulation work well as a bass trap if placed in the ceiling corners on adjacent walls? <
It depends on how you define "work well." IMO that's too small to be effective enough. I'm sure two small panels will help, and it'd have to be better than nothing. But for most domestic size rooms I recommend at least four 2 by 4 panels, and even 16 would not be too many. It's impossible to make any room perfectly flat at bass frequencies and with no modal ringing. So all you can do is add as many bass traps as possible, and accept the results.
You've seen my living room photos with 40 traps, yes? :->)
> I'd love it if you ordered some of these puppies and gave us your opinion. <
Ordered what puppies?
--Ethan
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