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In Reply to: Diffusion vs. Absorption on Sidewalls? posted by Dan E. on September 16, 2000 at 14:19:29:
Room treatments are always an individual thing. However, you really should try an absorber on the back wall before giving up on the absorbers on the side walls.Diffussion can be effective, but as with all things audio, there is no substitute for experimentation.
DIY Room Lens are quite inexpensive, see this web page:
DIY Room Lens clone (last half of page):
http://members.nbci.com/Jon_Risch/catch2.htmBTW, I have verified my analysis for the Room Lens, and built some for a friend, they were not as effective in my room as the full blown absorbing treatments. They can be made to go lower in action by lining up two of the three pipe versions, just as Argent now recommends, and if one is constructing their own set, they can make 5 or 6 pipe versions per my recommendations on one base, and avoid having to deal with two seperate bases.
Jon Risch
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Follow Ups
- Re: Diffusion vs. Absorption on Sidewalls? - Jon Risch 08:52:14 09/17/00 (2)
- will you ever design a DIY diffussor Jon? (nt) - Mikenificent1 20:34:11 09/17/00 (1)
- Re: will you ever design a DIY diffussor Jon? (nt) - Jon Risch 10:40:14 09/18/00 (0)
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