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Acoustics & Room Treatment
Finally.. A decent Cinema Room - Acoustic treatment Starts
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<blockquote data-quote="Doge" data-source="post: 475517" data-attributes="member: 15439"><p>You'll need a few panels for HT, don't know how much painting he wants to? I don't see why it wouldn't work, but I think it might be a better idea to build panels first and cover them in canvas before paining them rather than trying to retro stuff an existing canvas with mineral wool.</p><p></p><p>The lengths you need to go to are really determined by what you want to achieve, if you just want a room that doesn't have a harsh/annoying sounding echo soft furnishings alone should to the trick; a more 'serious' approach is to treat at <strong>least</strong> the walls, with traps in the corners and first reflection points (which is doubled with HT) preferably the one on the ceiling as well (at least with foam if big frame panels are too impractical)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Doge, post: 475517, member: 15439"] You'll need a few panels for HT, don't know how much painting he wants to? I don't see why it wouldn't work, but I think it might be a better idea to build panels first and cover them in canvas before paining them rather than trying to retro stuff an existing canvas with mineral wool. The lengths you need to go to are really determined by what you want to achieve, if you just want a room that doesn't have a harsh/annoying sounding echo soft furnishings alone should to the trick; a more 'serious' approach is to treat at [b]least[/b] the walls, with traps in the corners and first reflection points (which is doubled with HT) preferably the one on the ceiling as well (at least with foam if big frame panels are too impractical) [/QUOTE]
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