
cincy_kid
Active member
Well, I have been browsing these forums and reading various posts on absorbtion and read Ethan's acoustic page and just trying to figure out a few things. One question I have at this point is with the 2' x 4' sheets of 703 I will be purchasing.
I have a very small room (closet), which I will be recording and listening in:
See Room Here
I will be posting another thread here in a bit after I get into Photoshop and draw out wheer I plan to put everything, but before I get that far, my question about the fiberglass.
Ethan wrote in his article about placing strips of 1' x 2' wood on the walls and then screwing the 703 onto the strips. Then building a wooden frame, wrapped in fabric and screwing the frame over top of the fiberglass (for looks)
I also read other posts that said you build a 2' x 4' fram of wood, stuff the 703 inside the frame, and then wrap the entire thing in fabric, which then you can either hand from the ceiling or screw to the wall, etc.
Am I understanding both of these principles? If so, is one better than the other?
Thanks again,
cincy kid
I have a very small room (closet), which I will be recording and listening in:
See Room Here
I will be posting another thread here in a bit after I get into Photoshop and draw out wheer I plan to put everything, but before I get that far, my question about the fiberglass.
Ethan wrote in his article about placing strips of 1' x 2' wood on the walls and then screwing the 703 onto the strips. Then building a wooden frame, wrapped in fabric and screwing the frame over top of the fiberglass (for looks)
I also read other posts that said you build a 2' x 4' fram of wood, stuff the 703 inside the frame, and then wrap the entire thing in fabric, which then you can either hand from the ceiling or screw to the wall, etc.
Am I understanding both of these principles? If so, is one better than the other?
Thanks again,
cincy kid