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DIY Panels and Tubes: Fiberglass with Acousticotton?

Posted by gagamaggot (A) on March 11, 2007 at 06:48:28

I am preparing to construct DIY Acoustic Panels and Tubes ala Mr. Risch. I am curious to know the performance compromise of using 1", 4.5# or 3# Acousticotton as the backing AND facing for absorption panels and as the covering for the bass traps.

My use of Acousticotton as a "barrier" is to assuage my spouse's concerns about the raw fiberglass.

If the Acousticotton inhibits the fiberglass performance, am I better off just using 2" of the Acousticotton for the absorption panels?

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

James

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