Hi,
Came across this document when I searched for my current Room ratio (1:1.8:2.2), and was quite surprised of all info and wanted to share it with you, obviously I cant judge its correctness, but there are enough experts here in the forum that will be able to verify or reject. Enjoy 91 pages of Acoustic and construction examples.
http://www.ta-inc.com/PDF/Presentations/Acoustics%20in%20Architecture.pdf
Acoustic presentations info
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 13341.
Wow! Thanks Kaj! Very useful.
There's a gold mine of very, very useful data on construction materials in there.
- Stuart -
nice one, have you guys ever read:
A R C H I T E C T U R A L _ A C O U S T I C S
by Marshall Long
?
:)
No I have not read it, but from the reviews of the book I can imagine that its full of good stuff for people who design/build acousticwise good rooms.
What is the question supposed to mean? I have my copy beside my bed. I like great things at night. The book has a glowing recommendation Leo Beranek. It is not just a goldmine, it is a very big goldmine of acoustics knowledge.nice one, have you guys ever read: A R C H I T E C T U R A L _ A C O U S T I C S by Marshall Long ? :)
That's exactly why I asked if ppl are aware of that book. it's a nice bedside reading indead, haha. (no, seriously it's good info)
It's those kind of stuff I have in my luggage when I go on holidays (incl Everst's one) :)
My wife calls me NUTS when I do that haha
Lucky you! My wife calls me nuts no matter WHAT I do!!! :)My wife calls me NUTS when I do that haha
If your just looking to go to sleep, "Noise Control For Engineers" / Harold W. Lord is about the best product on the market for an easy to achieve slumber party.