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This is some info I got today from Genelec in case someone wants to soffit mount their nearfields. Here are the recommended maximum listening distances based on dispersion and acoustic output for stereo environments. For Multichannel multiply by 1.33 1029A...5 feet 1030A...6 feet 1031A...7...

What would be a more effective way of using resilient channel on a ceiling.... 1. Attaching one side of the resilient channel directly to the ceiling beams and on the other side attach layers of sheetrock, mdf, etc... or 2. Sealing the Ceiling first with one layer of 3/4" mdf then attaching...

I say YES... I think that is the only way unless you want to take the monitors in and out everytime you turn them on or off. Luis.

Thanks John. Rochey, I've read in a few threads that the 20/20 bas sound good when they are soffit mounted and since those are the only monitors I have for now I figure why not do it. Just do a search on 20/20 or soffit and you'll find more information. Cheers, Luis.

I am planning on soffit mounting my 20/20bas speakers and I have 2 questions in regards to soffit construction. 1.Does the cavity where the speaker goes in need to be airtight en exactly the size of the speaker? The reason why I ask this is because the 20/20bas has all the connectors on the...

Hi, Can someone please tell me if the angle between sliding doors needs to be 12 degrees....or is that the case only for angles inside the control room and studio. Let me know.... Cheers, Luis.

Thanks for your response Dan.... This would be for my basement wich is concrete floors and walls. I want to make shure I have good isolation and don't freeze to death in the winter. What regular insulation do you recomend?? Can I also used ceiling tiles fiber board....you know cheaper than...

Hello all, On the attached drawing....is the 50 mm insulation for the floor and wall rigid or regular insulation? Do I have any options as to which type I use? Let me know, Cheers, Luis

Hi John, 3 questions: On the attached drawing... Would the 12 degree angle work for what you are talking about? Is the angle of my soffit wall pointing to the sweetspot correct? Should I make the angled ceiling a slot resonator or would that cause a problem with my nearfields?

Hi Kevin, I can't remember how thick was the rockwool you used in your studio (3" or 4" ). I called a few places and they only carry mineral wool 4" thick and they couldn't tell me the sound absortion values. I don't want to get the wrong stuff. I also got a quote on 3lb knauf 2" 2'x4'...

Thanks Kevin, By the way...which home depot did you get the RC1- I've tried in New hampshire and methuen HDepot and they don't have them. Cheers, Luis.

John, Where did you read those figures? I am interested in what they are. Regards, Luis

Hi Bob, Have you got a chance to do some mixes on the ADAMS....if so Are your mixes sounding the same outside the control room??? I am in de process of deciding which monitors I am going to use for my control room. Regards, Luis.

Yesterday I ask a recording “expert” about some information on monitors for my control room. To make a long story short. I told him I needed speakers to go in the wall not nearfield speakers. His reaction was “why do you want them to go in the wall you are better of using near fields…most...

Got it. I'll be there on Thursday. Luis.

1/9/02 sounds good to me. I usually go by Westford around 6:15 pm but let me know what's a good time for you. Cheers, Luis.

Looks good man! Your almost done. When do you think I can take a look in person if you don't mind. Regards, Luis.

Hi Knightfly, Can you point me to where I can find some info on this 1/2 octave above and below the calculated freq. Thanks, Luis.

John, What is Perforation %. how do you figure out the %? Regards, Luis.

Doing the calculations for a V-shape resonator using the Helmholtz calculator at the SAE site with the dimensions below gives the absorption frequencies, 201 Hz and 377 Hz. Since the depth to the wall will change due to the V-shape, does this mean it only absorves those 2 frequencies or for...