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I'm running c-port with N-Track on W2k. I would be lying if I said there were no problems but it's working. What audio SW are you using? /Ola

Any place that sells construction material such as boards, plywood etc. will have MDF. It's really nothing that special.

Medium Density Fibreboard

Rochey, you stole my line... https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=36140&highlight=devils

If it has no walls, is it still a room? BTW, perfect for what?

Stick around this forum? I think 90% of my 1600 posts are in this forum. Beware or I'll redirect you to the search page;)

It's marketing. 60G = 60 000 000 000 in the normal world. But since the factor "1000" in for example 1kB is actually 1024 in the computer world, you get these missleading figures. I.e. 1kB is 1024 B, not 1000B. So, 60 000 000 000 bytes divided by1024 to get kB is 58593750kB, which divided...

The standing wave should have nothing to do with the resonace frequacy of the floor, which btw is near impossible to calculate.

You should (almost) always put a moisture barrier on the concrete slab first and depending on how bad the moisture problems are, it may be enough. It's a common practice and it works in most application. You may end up with a very cold floor though so you may want to biuld an elevated floor for...

Some of the Swedish pages show variants with insulation but I still don't think that system looks too revolutionary. Hockey pucks, sturdy joists, mould resistant insulation and tounge in groove floor fibre board would probably yield at least as good a result but cheaper, because it isn't called...

Not necessarily. It'll just be a floated floor, used in many studia. What you need is insulation below the floor and narrow spacing between the jousts to stop the floor from resonating. Check this out If you ensure good ventilation below the floor, you should be fine. However, if your humidity...

can you find a photo of what it looks like?

Blockboard is the name I found for the material known in Germany as 'Tischlerplatte'. http://www.design-technology.org/Blockboard.htm Particle board is another thing and it's basically saw dust and small wooden chips mixed with glue and then compressed to make boards. Cheap and practical to...

yes

Tischlerplatte "Carpenters board". The only english term I found was "blockboard". It's wooden blocks glued together to a board and then veneered on both sides. Isn't Google nice? /Ola

*slaps forehead* that's right

it sets the cluster size on the HDD to 64k.

I think it's 8GB but still it's smaller than today's HDDs. I have some vague recollection that the size limit was for SCSI drive but I don't remember. I haven't used NT in a long time. Heck I don't remember, nevermind.

Dual-booting 98 and NT is a bitch due to incompatible file systems. You're stuck with FAT16, and thus 2GB max partition, for your boot drive and you have to choose which OS can access which partitons (formatted in either FAT32 or NTFS) if you want partitions larger than 2GB. You can get drivers...

Can you post a drawing of the room, with meassurement? Have you checked the SAE/Sayers site? Lots of great construction tips.