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Oh, btw, I very rarely DADO for a back. Almost always a rabit instead. Easier to fit and fasten.

Really? Did you inspect them closely? How did you machine them? With a router or a dado blade on the table saw? If on the table saw, sometimes, if you don't use a vertical featherboard to keep the material tight to the table, the depth of the dado will vary. Also, I ALWAYS run my dado's TWICE...

What is the problem? Are the backs too thick or what? If so, just route a rabbit on the edge to make them thinner...that is IF that's the problem. Just clamp a fence to the router and away you go. Like this... ;)

Well, since this thread has been bumped..heres my take. I'm an old fart. I like recordings that were recorded in ALL analog studios. I've been listening, playing music and learning about recording for over 40 years and I've come to a FINAL conclusion lately. For the past 5 years, I listen to...

:laughings: I bet you could.:D

+1 +2 Did I mention ...Translation is the reason?

No. I haven't seen him on any of the boards in a long time. The last I heard was his video business was taking off and he had too much to do to keep up with the forums. But....I'M still here..what more do you need? :p;)

:cool: Don'tcha just love those machines!:D I've got two synched via midiizer. Wouldn't trade them for anything. :)

For a start, read up on Treatment. RealTraps - Acoustics Information And then dig into Transmission Loss construction and Treatment theory Acoustics Forum • View forum - Acoustic FAQ And then buy this and read it. Amazon.com: Home Recording Studio Build it Like the Pros (Book)...

:cool: Looks like you're well on your way to becoming a Pro woodworker.:D

How far? Oh, ten or twelve miles or so.:) I mean, come on. How far? :rolleyes: Here is the reality. Do what StevenJacksonMu said...try it. Unfortunately, you WON"T be able to tell HOW FAR unless you play it back on a few other systems and rooms/car. THEN and ONLY then will your ears get some...

Ram will help some, but unless you are using tons of samples and plugins, CPU upgrade is a better choice. which in this day and age means a newer computer which most for the last 3 yrs anyway come with at least 1gig ram. Frankly, upgrading to anything less than an X58/i7/Win7 64b 4-6gig ram is...

Not that it matters, but I couldn't name one. No since in remembering something that makes me sick. Frankly, I couldn't name any tune that's come out in 20 years. Except for "I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow." I liked that. Once I heard John Lee Hooker...well, that's my kinda stuff. Pop doesn't...

Well here's one to start with. Of course, you'd have to start collecting Metal working tools.:D Just kidding ya though. btw, this doesn't show the built in absorbers...in the console AND the FLOOR!

Great job Myriad!! After posting quite a few drawings of these over the years..I think you are the first one I've seen to actually build some like that. Congratulations! Excellent!! Hey, how are you covering the fronts with fabric? Oh, btw, I'm getting those console Sketchups ready to post...

Ok. But I have to clean up the files first. Don't have time at the moment. Maybe tonight.

No wonder. It's not PVC, which is what I was looking for. I'm certainly no expert either, but I thought I'd mention the danger of using standard Poly sheeting in this context. Ok, it's White Metallized Polypropylene. Now that I know what it is, and how it's used, I'll be aware of it's use if I...

:laughings: I likey.

Define DECENT. For starters, there is no such thing as "sound". It doesn't exist outside of your brain. What we call "sound", is in reality vibration propagation through a gas(air) until it reaches your eardrums, which transposes vibrations into electrical stimuli. Your brain interprets this...

:eek: I'm ready to retire from this stuff. I've heard it all now. Chimney toppers? OMG. Dr. Peter D'Antonio would get a kick out of that one. :laughings: