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In Reply to: Using Concrete Forms for bass traps posted by kPreston on May 10, 2000 at 07:05:52:
A solid body (the cardboard) will not allow the resistive types to work properly, and the length needed to tune for room modes would be prohibitive. A note on the newsgroups about using these as bass traps prompted me to make my DIY acosutics note available in the first place, so as to avoid a lot of dissappointed DIYers.See my DIY Acoustics treatment note at:
http://members.xoom.com/Jon_Risch/a1.htmJon Risch
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