My Argosy console has a large reflective front facing the soffits. Should I treat this with some 703 covered in fabric, or leave it reflective... any thoughts?
Thanks,
Rob
Cover the front of the mixer?
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 1802.
Actually that is a very GOOD Idea.
The difference between your soffit design and the plan John has posted around here is that you do not have an abosrptive lower surface (from what I caould tell from the pics)
Bryan Giles
What I did to compensate for this was to cut bass traps in the bottom of the soffits, they are covered in cloth to catch any reflections off of the console... but I may want to help that out some.Actually that is a very GOOD Idea. The difference between your soffit design and the plan John has posted around here is that you do not have an abosrptive lower surface (from what I caould tell from the pics) Bryan Giles
Are you talking about the port holes in the bottom of the soffit??
That will be barely effective against highs and mids that want to reflect off of the wood that is below yur soeakers (unlless the picture is lying to me and that wood look surface is a cloth covered surface. ???
Anyway, hitting the back of your desk with 703 would be a very good idea. 705 might be too hard/reflective for the task.
Bryan Giles
OK, thanks. Yes the soffit is wood, I will add 703 to the front of the console... thanks.Are you talking about the port holes in the bottom of the soffit?? That will be barely effective against highs and mids that want to reflect off of the wood that is below yur soeakers (unlless the picture is lying to me and that wood look surface is a cloth covered surface. ??? Anyway, hitting the back of your desk with 703 would be a very good idea. 705 might be too hard/reflective for the task. Bryan Giles