suggestions on affordable acoustic dampening panels.
any ideas on affordable but effective acoustic panels (for rooms).
currently, listening to live recordings in a live room... well, can get dizzying.
has to be WAF +.
any and all replies are much appreciated.
regards,
asmd.
currently, listening to live recordings in a live room... well, can get dizzying.
has to be WAF +.
any and all replies are much appreciated.
regards,
asmd.
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I am currently using ATF and Gik companies', and they seem to work for my purpose.
ATF Website
http://www.atsacoustics.com/item--ATS-Acoustic-Panel-24x48x4--1008.html
Gik Website
http://www.gikacoustics.com/gik_monster.html -
ATSacoustics defintely looks nice for the price! Have you looked into making your own?
http://www.angelfire.com/sports/RCcars/acousticpanel.htmLiving Room: Receiver: Pioneer Elite SC-25 | Turntable: Technics SL-B200 | CD Player: Rotel RCD-955AX | Fronts: Polk RTiA3 | Center: Polk CSi A4 | Rears: Polk FXi3 | Sub: Velodyne DPS-10 | Cables: AudioQuest Type4 & TypeA
Office: Carver HR-742 | Speakers: RTi6 | Turntable: Numark 1600 -
Another vote for GIK."He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss also gazes into you." Friedrich Nietzsche
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the DIY route certainly looks interesting.
thanks for the links guys.. will need to peruse the return policy as i have no idea if it will make any difference/fix the room.
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DIY is not that difficult. I put together four 2' x 4' panels a couple of months ago and I'm not exactly a handyman. I think they cost about $30-$35 each by the time I was finished. Have the wife pick out the material, that should help with the approval factor. Probably one of the best bang for the buck improvements I have made.
