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Keep in mind the Roxul product (if that's what you choose to use) comes in 2 thicknesses. 3" and 5-1/2" These are intended for standard wood dimensions too. Making a 4" trap is going to be a royal pain in the arse to try and shave 1" off a second batt. Then you also have to spend time making...

From one newb to another, Spizza... Listen to everything already said here. Awesome advice! Focus on learning to use the DAW, then start thinking about new gear.

What about a rack mounted shelf? Lots of variety to be found out there...www dot sweetwater dot com/c486--Rack_Shelves Sorry I'm not able to put in a link yet

I think you have too much faith in the ability of 2" of rockwool and acoustic ceiling tiles. All it's going to do is muddy your recording, and kill any chance of natural reverb. Drums need to reflect a little bit to make them sound full. Otherwise they sound like you are beating them with a limp...

Yeah, I thought about the side panel cut outs when building them. However as I mentioned, I have 4 of them in my room. 2 in corners to trap the lows, and two on the floor right at source...and they are 6" thick. I find that I get very good effects this way. I guess I'll never know if cutting...

Hey. Newb here, but my input...yeah make your traps. I built similar and find them indespensible in my room. I built 4 in total. each uses 2 slabs of roxul for a thickness of 6". The boxes are built to the exact size of the roxul slabs. I used 1x8 pine boards. Corners are mitred, glued, brad...