are you refering to the outer room? that is based on one of bolts' golden ratios
No, I'm referring to the final dimensions inside the final complete room, as measure from the hard surface of the inner-leaf in all directions. The ratio of the outer-leaf is not relevant. All acoustics of the room itself happen within the inner-leaf, not the outer leaf. The dimensions of the outer leaf as compared to those of the inner leaf are only useful for calculating MSM isolation.
how can i check how the sound is getting into the room? if its the walls or floor?
i guess putting my ear to the wall. then the floor to check?
The easiest way is to use a stethoscope. If you have a friend who is a doctor or nurse, then borrow one from them.
where can i get a guide to RFZ design?
There's a large amount of information on RFZ right here on the forum. I'm not sure where the original RFZ patents can be found, but they might be on the RPG web site.
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