Guys,
I have 8 traps in my small rectangular room. Some up to 8 inches thick behind the speakers. Still, I have peak from 50 to 100 Hz. And the area from 100 hz to 500hz is showing big nulls . Not having room for more traps, what other options are available to treat these areas? thank you.
treating specific bands of frequencies.
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 11650.
More traps. :mrgreen:Not having room for more traps, what other options are available to treat these areas?
Yes, Ok Ethan, did you miss the bit about not being able to fit more traps ? :D :D
Ok, after staring at my traps for half an hour, I think I can do this.
How would the following effect say 60hz to 400 Hz...
My traps in the front corners and behind my monitors are about 6 inched thick.
Now if I added 4 inches more of 703 to EACH one of the four traps, could I expect any significant improvement in these range of the spectrum?
I ask, because if not, I just as soon as probably leave it for now, given the whole lot of mucking around involved.
It seems about my only option.
I have a really large null, at most around 16 db at 200hz. But its bad from about 60hz on till 400 or so. This is despite my thick traps on all 4 corners, RFZ, etx. A might disappointing. On the upside 400hz or so to 3K is around only 3 db or so either way.
What about the other 8 corners? A room has 12 corners, not 4!!!This is despite my thick traps on all 4 corners,
That will help the lowest frequencies a little, maybe even more than a little, but trapping wall-ceiling corners and even wall-floor corners will help much more. --Ethanif I added 4 inches more of 703 to EACH one of the four traps, could I expect any significant improvement in these range of the spectrum?