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RE: Tube Bass Traps. MAP OF DIFFUSORS

Posted by watts on January 8, 2017 at 08:26:46:

I have a couple of flat panels on the back walls; and a carpet. I should have more tube traps; like I said I need to make some more. The round insulation is what I will try next time. I want to make some triangular corner traps also. This room is 10.5 x 19.5 x 7, and with 3.6's and Mcintosh amps there is no lack of bass!

DIY RPG diffuser, actually 2 of them on top of each other, not sure what colour to paint it, so it remains primer red until I do. It is not random, each piece of wood is placed in a specific orientation according to a mathematical formula as researched by the BBC papers. This is not the source I remember seeing, but it looks the same:

http://audioundone.com/do-it-yourself-acoustical-treatments