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A brick wall is diffusive, which is good

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Jay Buridan

In Reply to: RE: Sound absortion panels? posted by tube Tom on May 18, 2012 at 22:48:59

But I would sit as far from the wall as possible. I definitely would move the mirrors -- maybe replace them with GIK diffusors, e.g., mounted in a frame and covered with Guilford cloth. The GIKs are ugly but effective, so I'd cover them with Guilford.

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RE: A brick wall is diffusive, which is good - tube Tom 20:06:34 05/19/12 (2)
"A brick wall is diffusive, which is good". Yes, but these are fake bricks which might be good or bad!? "I definitely would move the mirrors -- maybe replace them with GIK diffusors, e.g., mounted in a frame and covered with Guilford cloth." I researched Guilford cloth & some of the products they have out are expensive (read $$$). I'm trying to keep this as inexpensive as possible. Can i get this Guilford cloth from a hardware or fabric store cheaper? "I don't think it would be any uglier than the sound diffuser panels.
- Guilford wasn't too expensive when I bought it by the yard - Jay Buridan 21:48:51 05/19/12 (1)
  I'll try to find the fabric #
  - FR701 Style 2100 - Jay Buridan 22:05:38 05/19/12 (0)
    I bought a few yards from this website
    - FR701 Style 2100 (Open in New Window)

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