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getti
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Does anyone know of a good material or inexpensive product that I could use to treat the walls in my sound room(booth).....has to sound and look good.
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muttley
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GOOD MATERIAL= Foam sound panelINEXPENSIVE PRODUCT= Thick heavy window drapes, floor to ceiling length. You can open/close to adjust the rooms reverb to taste for each project.
da MUTT
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mikeh
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I've had very good luck with window drapes. As Mutt said, you can open and close to adjust the treatment. And if you cna find the right ones they can look very good.
Rummage sales, Goodwill, and other types of "thrift shops" can be a good source.
Rummage sales, Goodwill, and other types of "thrift shops" can be a good source.
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c9-2001
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the sound blankets from markertek i've used them in a booth before
i've used them in a booth before
hasbeen
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Yup, packing blankets are the same thing. I got a stack of them from the back of a ryder truck!!
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muttley
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Hasbeen; how much were they??da MUTT
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JoelNesv
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I'm planning on building some acoustic panels out of fiber glass and wood frames for my vocal booths. Here are some good instructions: http://www.geocities.com/jonrisch/a1.htm
and this is what the look like:
http://www.geocities.com/jonrisch/wp.htm
and this is what the look like:
http://www.geocities.com/jonrisch/wp.htm
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