FS: Real Bass Traps !!!

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Hi gang, it’s been a long time since I visited this site maybe 5 years, well I'm no longer involved in any audio work and have sold all my gear long time a go, but kept the one thing that I build from scratch which was the most useful piece of equipment in my small home studio.

I remember Ethan did not have his real traps commercialized yet, but he was a big help to me in building these traps. So Ethan big thank you and huge shout out to you my friend.

So let’s get down to the important stuff.

I have 7 bass traps in total.

3 low bass traps each measuring:

2 of these are 24” wide by 72” high and 5” thick very heavy, but two guys can lift with no problems.

1 of these is 24” by 82” by 5”

The high bass traps are total 4 units.

2 of these are 24” by 72” by 2 3/8”
2 of these are 24” by 82” by 2 3/8”

As you can see in the pictures not as pretty as Eathan's but they work.



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Owen Corning fiberglass inside the traps, well basically I followed Ethan’s instructions when making these.

Total I think the material cost me at that time around $800 CND plus one week of sweat and blood.

I’m selling everything for a total of $1000 CND obo.

I used these in a fully glass sunroom so the after effect was very dramatic, about 70% improvement at least. There is no foam on the market which can come even close to this type of acoustic insulation.

I’m located in Toronto, so buyer must pick up, there will be no shipping.

I will not separate these items unless you find someone to buy the remaining pieces.

evrosport(at)rogers.com

Cheers
 
Hey,

Are you back in Canada? It seems much has changed for both of us over the last few years.

Cheers,

Chris :cool:
 
Ohh Brother, long time no see, how are things? Still have the guitars :D

Yeah, I took 180, turn was in Russia, came back now planning going back again in October. I'm trying to get into hockey industry now, completly different thing, but also exciting.

What are you up to?

You know only for 15,000 US I can ship the 7 boards by air expreess in 2 days :D
 
Both sides are covered in plywood?

I had to go thru 4 or 5 local wood miils to pick out the best quality. Also this way you''re not going to breath the fiberglass.

Cheers
 
Forgot to answer your question, front is 1/4" all other sides are 1" (3/4" in reality).

Cheers
 
something tells me that these were not very effective.....
 
And what exactly tells you that? Maybe you can also tell me that stock not to buy, or the opposite soemthing tells you which one to buy.

Cheers
 
They're bass traps, not broadband absorbers........

but how can they work if they are completely covered with wood? When I first looked at the pictures, I saw that they seemed to be completely covered...then you, NL5, made the comment about them being covered on both sides confirming what I thouth I saw....thats why I made the comment that I did....
 
Ohh Brother, long time no see, how are things? Still have the guitars :D

Yeah, I took 180, turn was in Russia, came back now planning going back again in October. I'm trying to get into hockey industry now, completly different thing, but also exciting.

What are you up to?

You know only for 15,000 US I can ship the 7 boards by air expreess in 2 days :D

We kept 3 of the LPs, although I'd still sell one of those if I could get the right price. All the others are long gone. Unfortunately, like you, I've had to focus on other things so audio/recording has taken a back seat for the last year or so.

Hope everything works out for you.

Chris :cool:
 
We kept 3 of the LPs, although I'd still sell one of those if I could get the right price. All the others are long gone. Unfortunately, like you, I've had to focus on other things so audio/recording has taken a back seat for the last year or so.

Hope everything works out for you.

Chris :cool:


If you ever need anything don't be shy to ask, my home is your home.

Cheers
 
Price drop to $700, plus I'll include a bag full of Owen Corning fiberglass sheets in case you want to build more of these.

Cheers
 
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