Substantial posts by lydianchromatic, who started the thread, and by the forum’s most active contributors. 11 of 21 posts are listed.
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lydianchromatic, 7 March 2009I am soon about to move to a new location and build a new studio. It's in an old factory which is basically now just a brick shell. We are going to be on the third floor…
xSpace, 7 March 2009Hi Trey. Quick answer, I am on my way down for the night. 12-14 foot is a good height for ceilings. Taller is always better because you can get a real room ambiance,…
xSpace, 7 March 2009"Are the specific angles of the walls in the control room important? I modeled the shape after some of the floor plans i found on this site, just not sure about the…
Soundman2020, 7 March 2009Hi Trey: Welcome! Like Brien said, 6 degrees for your CR walls, and 12 degrees for the ceiling, all angled away from the speakers. That assumes that you are using the…
xSpace, 8 March 2009The concern with elevated areas is two-fold, at least to start. These are concerns to the builder and should be given due notice. The type and kind of isolation you…
lydianchromatic, 9 March 2009I'm trying to get my CR ratio right. I used one of the suggested ratios from Rod's book: 1:1.4:1.9 with a ceiling height of 9', that gave be a length of 17' 1", and a…
Soundman2020, 9 March 2009That's correct: 6 degrees on each side, for a total of 12 degrees, the same as the ceiling. ( I guess you COULD slope your floor 6 degrees too, and leave your ceiling at…
lydianchromatic, 9 March 2009Thanks Stuart. Here is what i came up with for the room and the speaker soffits. Don't they look too much in the center. It seems like they would be more in the corner.…
Soundman2020, 9 March 2009Actually, taking a closer look at the SketchUp file, there is a problem with your side walls: the drywall is superimposed on the studs, not attached to it, and has no…
Soundman2020, 9 March 2009OK, I had a few minutes free, so I cleaned it up for you, and re-positioned the speakers, based on the assumptions that this really IS your inner leaf wall, and the you…
Soundman2020, 11 March 2009I don't think you need to, in your case. It's a good solution where space is really tight, as it gains you a few more inches, but if you have plenty of space, as you…