hookiefree
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I have a 3x3' problem area in my control room. It's the lower left hand corner of the attached file and I'm trying to get some opinions on how I should treat it.
I have 14 sheets of 8lb, 2", mineral wool and 8 sheets of 4lb, 2". The blue rectangles in the corners represent 2 wrapped sheets of 8lb. The blue trapezoids are the double 8lb cut in half in the ceiling corners. The green rectangles are single sheets of 4lb to create a reflection free zone (also 2 sheets in the closet for vocals) and the white and green rectangles are the 4lb cut in 1/2 on the back wall and ceiling.
The problem is two fold:
1. I can't flank the entrace corner with a panel because of the door
2. The area is too small to fit a panel on the door and one on the wall beside it.
After treating the 1st three corners I'll only have enough 8lb to make 2 doubled panels with a half of a doubled panel left from on of the corners. My idea is to put the half panel on the door and have the whole panels flank the ceiling corners. Is this a good idea or should I try something else?
Thanks.
-Hook
I have 14 sheets of 8lb, 2", mineral wool and 8 sheets of 4lb, 2". The blue rectangles in the corners represent 2 wrapped sheets of 8lb. The blue trapezoids are the double 8lb cut in half in the ceiling corners. The green rectangles are single sheets of 4lb to create a reflection free zone (also 2 sheets in the closet for vocals) and the white and green rectangles are the 4lb cut in 1/2 on the back wall and ceiling.
The problem is two fold:
1. I can't flank the entrace corner with a panel because of the door
2. The area is too small to fit a panel on the door and one on the wall beside it.
After treating the 1st three corners I'll only have enough 8lb to make 2 doubled panels with a half of a doubled panel left from on of the corners. My idea is to put the half panel on the door and have the whole panels flank the ceiling corners. Is this a good idea or should I try something else?
Thanks.
-Hook
