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Re: acoustic cork wall treatments

Posted by astrostar59 (A) on May 13, 2007 at 16:00:16

In Reply to: Re: acoustic cork wall treatments posted by unclestu52 on May 11, 2007 at 23:07:16:

Hey you guys! thanks for all the fab tips on cork and acoustics.

I will do the wall application in the next couple of weeks, and add a post to let you know how it changed things.

My room is 4.5m x 4m x 2.5m high, with a double sliding glass door to the terrace to my left,
and an opening door into the covered terrace on the right side of the speaker wall to my front right. My cork wall is to be the one directly behind my seated position, so it should have an effect I reckon. I have marble floors on concrete, so no floor vibes, a large rug in the middle of the floor, and drapes to the terrace sliding doors. 2 sofas help as well, to beak up the reflections.

I have a SET valve system, so I am pretty obsessed with the midrange and upper registers. My next tweak I think will be a powered sub that can fully integrate, to fill in the lower grunt.

Thanks again for the posts!

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