cellardweller
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Phyl said:
Will the spray adhesive/saran wrap combo be of any consequence as far as absorption or the reflection of highs?
Will the spray adhesive/saran wrap combo be of any consequence as far as absorption or the reflection of highs?
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Phyl
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A much debated topic.
The people in the know seem to think that it makes the absorbers somewhat more reflective to higher frequencies, but that the net effect is probably negligible.
I used saran wrap and when that ran out I bought a 0.7 mil painter's drop cloth. You can get the 12' x 9' size for under a dollar at Lowes.
The people in the know seem to think that it makes the absorbers somewhat more reflective to higher frequencies, but that the net effect is probably negligible.
I used saran wrap and when that ran out I bought a 0.7 mil painter's drop cloth. You can get the 12' x 9' size for under a dollar at Lowes.
knightfly
GrouchyOldFartOnBatteries
Phyl, just the right idea IMO - John Sayers used slightly thicker plastic in one of his studio builds, and says it records perfect. Just bright enough, etc - I think anywhere from 1/2 to 2 mil would work, the thicker would likely reflect a bit further down the spectrum without hurting the majority of the sound... Steve
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There's place about 15 minutes from me that quoted me, I think, $.95/square foot for 2" 703 FRK. If anyone's interested, I could check for sure. If it works out with shipping for you, I'd be happy to help if you go in with me on a bulk purchase of some foam neoprene for doors. See the thread https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=116833