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pietsch288 wrote:
 The only scientific thing I can come up with is after trapping all the corners with johns mayville fluffy (2' X 4' batts- 10" thick), I can walk around to all the corners and at the listening position with an spl meter and I am within 1-3db everywhere in the room. I used to have a null at 28 and 31hz and peaks at 45 and 50hz now I am within 2-3db throughout. But when I reach the spl meter above my head it reads 7-9db more than at ear level. So using what I have learned with the corners I assume that by trapping the ceiling It should bring some of the bass at the ceiling down to me and completly flatten out the frequencies?? Its not putting up insulation thats the work.... it covering the **** things up so it looks good that gets ya :>) |
You got any pics of how you used the batts????
I'm trying to decide how to do my corners....
Whether to use batts such as yours or order Roxul & Make "super chunks"
Buying local would be better & I can't go all the way up the 2 back corners because of surround placement. But, I can go all the way up front right corner. And really don't have a way to place one in front left. Door is open 90% of the time....
I don't have a pic of front corners, but wall leads to "off set" doorway on the left.
How effective would traps be if I leave door open most of time anyway???
Tight room - 11.5x11.5x8 w/ small entry offset from door.....