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In Reply to: DIY corner traps: panel-like or tube-like construction? posted by LewinskiH01 on October 14, 2009 at 19:23:25:
"Are corner traps just regular Jon Risch-like panels placed on a corner, or do they have a structure behind?"
See the video on how to build DIY flat traps on the link below. Use FRK OC 705 (faced panels for the front 2" layer and non-faced for the rear 2" layer and then cover them with thin plastic before covering with fabric. Floor-to-ceiling is best.
"Are their cross-sections fiberglass triangles, resembling a tube trap but with a triangular section?"
No.
"Do they need to be air tight?"
No.
"What size of a corner trap would yield the same absortion as a 16" tube trap?"
Ethan Winer has posted saying that 24" wide 4" thick OC705 flat traps are equivalent in absorption to a 20" tube trap.
The is a lot of helpful info on the Rives Audio asylum. Read it.
Good luck.
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Follow Ups
- RE: DIY corner traps: panel-like or tube-like construction? - crossram2x4@aol.com 22:35:38 10/14/09 (1)
- RE: DIY corner traps: panel-like or tube-like construction? - LewinskiH01 18:17:03 10/15/09 (0)
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