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In Reply to: Back Wall Reflections posted by richard hickey on August 26, 2018 at 02:44:18:
not so much for TT isolation but because rear wall reflections pushed vocals, some woodwinds, massed strings to where it was like needles driven into my ears. It didn't help that the gear I was using was way too bright for the room either.
So here's my solution:
Ugly and inelegant but effective. Those are Roxul sound absorbing panels. My woodworking skills are pathetic, I'm amazed I didn't ruin what I had, so it ain't pretty but the difference was apparent from the first grooves I spun afterwards.
The panels can also work as bass traps.
The turntables are also on isolation devices. The Dual 1209 is on a cutting board with Vibrapods under it. The 1019 is up on blocks of thick cork sandwiched between sound absorbing rubber. Speakers are Maggie MMGs, positioned about halfway between the front and rear walls.
The blissful counterstroke-a considerable new message.
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Follow Ups
- It was a major issue here... - ghost of olddude55 07:28:43 08/26/18 (6)
- Certainly would be.. - bare 11:05:48 08/26/18 (1)
- LPs line two of the walls, books behind the speakers. - ghost of olddude55 11:50:16 08/26/18 (0)
- Is that a Fender F-330 12-string acoustic? - FenderLover 07:51:42 08/26/18 (3)
- RE: Is that a Fender F-330 12-string acoustic? - The Dill 08:50:05 08/26/18 (1)
- I've played on my friend's Takamine. - FenderLover 11:08:52 08/26/18 (0)
- F-310, MIK. - ghost of olddude55 08:39:10 08/26/18 (0)
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