
gvarko
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Right!!!
And the pink floam absorbs reasonably well down to 500 Hz. The green is equally absorbent down to 250 Hz. Both however control
jitter artifacts 110 dB below the music and standing waves in your studio that cause a huge hole at 80 Hz exactly.
Just be sure to leave an air gap behind your T.Rex or chosen dino of at least 1/8"
ggunn said:You are so full of BS. Everyone with a modicum of understanding of acoustical physics knows that the T. Rex is only good for high frequency reflections. For a bass trap you have to go with a Diplodocus or Apatosaur. The T. Rex is from the late Cretaceous period, fer chrissakes; for low freq trapping any moron knows that you need to tap the 'saurs from the Jurassic, and not the early Jurassic, either. Jeez! Amateurs...
And the pink floam absorbs reasonably well down to 500 Hz. The green is equally absorbent down to 250 Hz. Both however control
jitter artifacts 110 dB below the music and standing waves in your studio that cause a huge hole at 80 Hz exactly.
Just be sure to leave an air gap behind your T.Rex or chosen dino of at least 1/8"