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OC quietr?

Hey I kind of asked this question before but have some new q's about it.

I was given a Roll of this http://www.owenscorning.com/commins...asp?product=289. Its made to line ducts in comercial buildings.
Now I realize its not OC 703 at 2" and its probably now good for bass traping but I was wondering if I can use it for atleast some control over reflections or if I was to layer it(it 0.5" but could be layered to whatever) would it have some simular effects? or if I could use it for backwall absorbtion behind me?
It is a compressed fiberglass........

It was free so I dont wanna just waiste it. Any thoughts?

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hey blaze, link is bad. but if it is rigid fiberglass I bet you can layer it until you
get the thicknesss you need. I just layered some 3/4 thick glass until it was
4" thick, seems to be serving my purposes.
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Might do OK for reflections if doubled or tripled. It would largely depend on what kind of barrier is on it. Most commercial duct linings have a facing/barrier on it. If it's a somewhat porous one, it might be OK - similar to Linacoustic.

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