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I've posted the design of a studio we are about to build in the studio design forum and I'm wondering what speakers to put in the flush mounting. Something that will kick ass at high level. I suppose we should look at genelec, tannoy, jbl etc but I'm open to any ideas you might have - all this...

The plan for the studio has now changed - and so it should - we decided to use the rest of the building and spread out a bit and the new plan is much better. cheers John [Edited by John Sayers on 08-18-2000 at 01:04]

I came across this site - I haven't tried them yet but they are easy to download and are only 200 - 300 k in size - worth a try?? http://sinus.jumpfun.com/ :D

Colin Hill - sales manager of Rode Microphones called and is travelling down the coast and will be in my area tomorrow and we are going to meet for drinks etc - (sorry no photos like the dragon gets) If you have any questions of him post them here and I'll get him to answer them directly on this...

As I've said before I'm in limbo so my gear is at a friends. All I've got is my computer - pentium II 350, 128 ram, soundblaster live card - so I can keep on the web. My songwriting partner has written another song and desperately wanted to get it down before he forgot it etc. So we recorded it...

I've just completed the preliminary drawings for a studio for a client and we've now worked out the layout. The bathroom ect is existing and he wanted to the use the area we've used for a studio - the following is the first plan layout. Comments please guys and gals - I'm thinking of creating...

what do you guys know about SAWPLUS 32?

As I undestand it you angle the glass panes so they don't resonate in sympathy with each other like two drum skins thus transfering the sound directly. Additionally you must deaden the cavity between the panes to stop any resonance. [This message has been edited by John...

I had a request for how to find the resonate frequency of a chimney and I found it on a news group so if anyone is interested it goes like this fo = (1/(2*PI)) * c * sqrt(A/(LV)) c = speed of sound (343 m/s) A = cross sectional area of neck (m^2) L = length of neck (m) V = Volume of cavity...

I've had a site up on the web since october 99 on studio design - comments please guys and gals it's at: http://www.lis.net.au/~johnsay/Acoustics [This message has been edited by John Sayers (edited 07-09-2000).]