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Old 01-21-2001
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There's probaly 200 square feet of mirrors lying in a corner of my studio. My cousin owned a hair salon, that's where they are from. I thought it would be neat to put them up in the studio, but I'm wondering if it would be a bad idea acoustically. I could make my studio look twice as big as it is! he he... or at least inspire me to but the ballet slipers and tutu back on.

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Put them in the ceeling of your bedroom, where else? Then put the tutu on and post some pictures.
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If you want to liven up your room you can use mirrors. They will reflect whatever hits them.
Personally it think ola's suggestion is the best
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I wouldn't put up mirrors... 'cause ya know, it would look like a hair salon....

How would foam look mounted on mirrors? That might be a need effect.
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