Buy one get one free, affordable means.

[JBL 4645]

Well maybe not free but attaching free range egg boxes to the sides of the walls up front has made a little difference with some frequencies. At the moment this is only an experiment. Given the shape and surface it sees to help with some directional high frequencies.





So with a little saving of the good ole egg box from each purchase seems to work ok, it may not look appealing but with a little Blu tack stuck to the front of the egg box and stuck to walls surface what harm can it curse.



I’ll be trying out kitchen roles next to see what I can solve on the affordable means that is.

[grumpy]

was popular (trendy?) long ago... terrible fire hazard if you were to cover a wall.

[JBL 4645]

grumpy

Hay I don’t give a hoot, it’s my life . I’ll be covering other parts of the back wall and part of the sidewall areas where the surrounds are placed. But not before thoroughly listening to what small problems there are between where I’m seated.

I’ll check this though with specific types of films and try and determine where to place the egg boxes.

[Titanium Dome]

We had this when I was student manager of WSAE-FM, but the egg inserts were treated with flame retardant. Still, I'm sure it would've burned like an inferno had it ever started.

[grumpy]

Hay I don’t give a hoot, it’s my life .

Hey, I don't really either, although it'd be a shame to see the world lose a nice set of speakers.
I sincerely doubt tacking a few cartons here and there would add much
fuel to a fire... was talking about entire rooms that were done that way (in case you
decided to go nuts with it). Still, your life in any case, so enjoy

-grumpy

[JBL 4645]

We had this when I was student manager of WSAE-FM, but the egg inserts were treated with flame retardant. Still, I'm sure it would've burned like an inferno had it ever started.

I might be watching “The Towering Inferno” tonight, haven’t played it in THX for about year now.

“It’s too hot”!

Since I don’t smoke how in the world is fire going to get onto my LOL egg boxes?



"We could have a fire with a few egg boxes"!

"Now hold on wait a moment everyone let’s not get too excited"!

[Thom]

Bands with no money (most bands at the time) used to do this all the time but they were made of cardboard in those days

[Zilch]

Use the 12-Dozen flats....

[edgewound]

Use the 12-Dozen flats....

That's gross.

[johnaec]

This is how I did my rehearsal room: http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/s...23&postcount=5

It made a HUGE difference!

(Thanks, Widget!)

John

[JBL 4645]

Use the 12-Dozen flats....

That’s a smashing idea and a can of spray paint I can give it a different look.

I’ll check the shop across the road to see if they’ll give a around 20 or so for a few quid.

[JBL 4645]

This is how I did my rehearsal room: http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/s...23&postcount=5

It made a HUGE difference!

(Thanks, Widget!)

John

johnaec

I like the usage of the tiles you stuck to the walls; I take it its grip fill you used to stick those to the wall, great stuff.

I’ll have a snack then I’m popping of too Winton high street, to the foam shop to see what they have going on the affordable means.

[johnaec]

johnaec

I like the usage of the tiles you stuck to the walls; I take it its grip fill you used to stick those to the wall, great stuff.

Actually, I used spray adhesive to mount the Sonex to 1/8" fibreboard, then just tacked those to the drywall using little nails. I can take them down anytime I want, leaving almost imperceptible holes behind...

John

[Magnet3]

That's gross.

Hey...I get it! That's pretty funny....

[Rolf]

For many years ago I covered the entire ceiling with egg cartons. It improved the sound. The walls was covered with very thick wallpaper made of pure wool. This was a small room, and something had to be done to remove reflections.