Contemporary Acoustic Treatment
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ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT CHART
"Absorption coefficients of common building materials and finishes" |
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AcousticCalculator for Windows
"AcoustiCalculator: This application contains: Helmholtz Resonator * Panel Absorber * Quadratic Residue Diffusor * Skyline Diffusor * Room modes" |
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Fiberglass, Rockwool, Polyester, Cotton, and Sheep Absorption Coefficients
"Measurements are done according to a standard test method such as ASTM C423 or ISO. In some cases, the measured sound absorption coefficient is greater than 1.00. As recommended by the test method, these values are reported as measured and not adjusted. Differences in coefficients of less than 0.15 are not significant." |
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Slat Absorbers and Drum Isolation Riser
"I am in the process of building several traps, slot resonators, etc. for my new home studio...and I am seeking HELP! I would like to know what everyone here recommends in the way of treating the room. " |
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Standard EN 12354-6
"contains a method for estimation of sound absorption and reverberation time in enclosed spaces. Annex D of the standard gives a method for estimation of reverberation time in spaces where absorption coefficient varies much between the pair of opposite surfaces. " |
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Hanging DIY Panels:How far to Space from wall
"How far OFF the wall is ideal for these panels? I was under the impression that it was 2-3 inches?? " |
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INSULATION OF BUILDINGS AGAINST HIGHWAY NOISE
"INSULATION OF BUILDINGS AGAINST HIGHWAY NOISE FHWA-TS-77-202 - BY - Bruce A. Davy - Steven R. Skale - WYLE RESEARCH - U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION -FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION - Office of Environmental Policy" |
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Soffit Mount Monitors
"I've had clients who know their speakers really well and when they hear them soffit mounted they look at me with amazement!!" |
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SuperChunks bass traps: How to make
"The SuperChunk is accomplished by cutting up mineral fiber panels into triangles and then stacking them so as to fill the entire corner from floor to ceiling. Panel thickness is immaterial, but the thicker they are the fewer you have to cut, and thicker ones may be cheaper per volume. |
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The interaction of acoustic treatment in an experimental sound control room. J.A. Fletcher
"BBC - R&D - Publications - RD Reports from 1991" |
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Treatments build guide: How 2's, different styles and designs
"As there's some good DIY how-to-make absorbing panels I thought it would be a good idea to have a sticky made out of that. " |
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Vertical, splayed wall treatment
"Two questions about wall treatment... frames and measurement" |
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Last Updated (Friday, 19 February 2010 18:58)






