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In Reply to: Re: room treatment on a budget posted by Jon Risch on December 22, 2000 at 15:06:21:
I do not agree with your statement. Using this type of sound treatment can be very controlled as far as the energy frequency domain if you know what frequencies you are trying to damp. The more of the insulation used the lower the frequency affected, down to about 200hz. The energy absorbed is essentially linear. I have tested this in my room as well as several other friends rooms with a TEF unit.The danger in using this type of modified live end dead end approach is it only addresses back wall reflections and side wall reflections out to where the sound pannel ends. It does not address ceiling or rear wall reflections.
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