Tadpui
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We finally started construction on my basement finish, part of which is a dedicated 17' x 14' x 8' studio. We were going over the finer details of the finish, and one of the corners of what will be a double wall has some drain pipes in it. So the contractor suggested just cutting the corner at an angle and fitting Roxul in the void rather than make a soffit. Basically it would be a bass trap in the corner behind a couple of layers of drywall. So we thought heck, why not do that to all 4 corners of the room?
Would this be as effective at low-frequency attenuation as a regular DIY corner bass trap? I'm not exactly sure what the 2 layers of drywall would to to its effectiveness other than override its "broadband" characteristics. Would it still be a good low-frequency trap?
Would this be as effective at low-frequency attenuation as a regular DIY corner bass trap? I'm not exactly sure what the 2 layers of drywall would to to its effectiveness other than override its "broadband" characteristics. Would it still be a good low-frequency trap?