That looks like it should work, but the silencer itself doesn't seem to be very big, for that amount of air flow.
You might also want to consider running that protruding part horizontally above the couch, side to side, feed from the middle by the silencer box, and with a vent on each end.
- Stuart -
Ohio Basement Studio
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 18068.
I've made a little headway lately. I started framing the CR and ISO room. I need to get these up and running to begin work on a project that starts early next year. The Live room is probably a late 2016 project. Anyway, I thought I would share a few pictures of the current construction going on.
JK
In the second photo 'Entry to ISO' it looks like you have wooden brackets connecting the stud wall to to the concrete wall. There also appears to be a couple of small crossbeams joining both stud walls between the ISO and CR.
Aren't you creating flanking paths between your two leaves?
Whats the purpose of these components, perhaps just temporary bracing during construction to be removed later?
GraGra
Yes you are correct. They are just temporary bracing to insure everything is plumb and square until I finish all of the framing.
JK