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Thanks for those links Jake - the trendy look around here is colour rendered brick with natural timber windows and doors so being sub tropical climate the sun is pretty strong, but I suspect Hawai is similar ;) thanks John.

I suppose it really depends on the type of mattress. Foam used in mattresses is not the same foam used by auralex but it will have some absorption properties, so yes it will work but not as well as the proper stuff ;) cheers john

It's not so much the power amps - you can ventilate for that - it's the rear passive radiator that could create a problem. I said COULD create a problem - as yet no ones done it so we don't know. Bryan Giles (Giles117) is building a room now and we are going to try it :):) will let you know how...

wow that's coming on nicely mate - can't wait to get the update pics :) cheers john

Yup - Silva Productions (LDQ's studio) update 3 is up. http://johnlsayers.com/Studio/index.htm cheers John

Easy - just email the pics with some text that describes what's happening :) Please keep the file sizes under 100k per pic. cheers john

Yeah - sorry it's down - will try to get it back up tonight. Sorry guys ;) cheers John

thanks for that - I'm open to other suggestions though because as you say - they are bringing out new stuff all the time. :) cheers john

wow - that's the original that I used for my site. I used it with their permission and credited them thus I got this page and the following calculator from a page offered by the New York University education page. The author was Piotr Filipowski (Just trying to give credit where credit is due)...

Great door Michael - very nice look :) Hey Jake - I'm really interested in what you are saying about external finishes. I'm in a hardwood trimber house on the 28th lat so it cops full sun over 100 degrees. We currently use Cabot's Natural Decking Oil - have you a better suggestion?? I've...

http://johnlsayers.com/Studio/index.htm start with Sonar Studios Dublin - that's a garage studio. cheers john

hey Stone - why not try sumthin like this?? cheers john

yup - new server - much faster but now there's a new email address. johnsay@optusnet.com.au cheers john

Nice work Ethan - thankyou for that :):) works on XP cheers john

how would this work? you'd end up with a box that rings at all the modes associated with 8 feet with no top end and lots of lowend standing waves. ;);) cheers john

http://www.saecollege.de/reference_material/index.html cheers john

This thread covers it http://johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=166 cheers john

By moving the gear you will place yourself more central within the room and evenly spaced from any side reflections. By treating the wall behind you (i.e. covering with some 703, doors and all ) youwill stop the rear reflections from returning back to you. cheers john

well you room is basically square and I assume that there is either brick or tile around the woodstove?? If you deaden the right wall (maybe move the bookcases there) and treat around the doors so that what is behind you when sitting at your desk is dead. cheers john

Try laying your gear out like this maybe cheers john