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gullfo
 Post subject: Re: how best???
PostPosted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 6:15 am 
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just glue the 2 panels together. the MDF adds mass, the plywood stability... if you have the space to stand off the absorbers (all 100mm thick) by 100mm that would be good.

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hi glenn
thanks for your valuable advice...

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 Post subject: Re: how best???
PostPosted: Thu Jun 23, 2011 7:33 pm 
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Hello everyone ...
I finally finished the renovation of the my new studio ...
and thanks to your advice, the design is very very nice ...
but I have a problem on the spectrum of the medium frequencies are emphasized ...
how can I solve this problem??
There are software systems to see if the acoustics of the room is good if you need to make corrections or acoustic??
many thanks to all those who want to give me some suggestions ...


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 Post subject: Re: how best???
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very nice looking! my guess is the foam on the walls doesn't nearly enough provide the absorption needed. a heavy drape for the window will also be important. using REW to measure the response and posting a link to a measurement file.

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