Key posts: control room design, build, acoustics

Substantial posts by konspan96, who started the thread, and by the forum’s most active contributors. 29 of 53 posts are listed.

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  • konspan96, 8 March 2020[/color]Hallo, i just discovered this wonderful forum. :) My name is Kostas and i mail you from Greece. My English are not so good but i 'll try my best :lol: So, at…
  • konspan96, 8 March 2020ok, i found a lot of information here http://johnlsayers.com/Recmanual/ thank you! i will follow this image External image, not preserved — original:…
  • konspan96, 8 March 2020UPDATED POST INFO Dimensions H2.40m W3.36m L4.56 The dimensions are applying to this ratio 1:1.40:1.90 In both designs listening point has been calculated by 38% rule…
  • konspan96, 9 March 2020I really appreciate your help :!: :) So, after reading a chart with best room ratios for 50m3 rooms from Salford University that i will attach, i came up with similar…
  • Gregwor, 9 March 2020Getting there for sure! I can't see exact dimensions in your design, but how far back is your head from the front wall? It should be roughly 38% depth from the front of…
  • konspan96, 9 March 2020Hallo greg, thank you again for your support :) 1 It is exactly at 38%, 1.70m from the front wall. (H2.50, W3.75, L4.50) Is ray tracing those lines i draw one the floor?…
  • Gregwor, 9 March 2020I can't say if that would work or not without seeing the ray tracing. Designing the soffit baffle (with speaker placement), soffit wings and ceiling cloud is a tricky…
  • konspan96, 9 March 2020Ok seems like things are getting a little bit harder for me to put together. Before we continue, is an rfz room the kind of room i should go for? Please let me explain…
  • Gregwor, 9 March 2020Right now I feel that RFZ is the best mixing room design out there. If you want great acoustics in your mixing room then that's the best choice for you. With it comes a…
  • konspan96, 10 March 2020hey greg! Okay then i am going for the rfz room. :D I changed a little bit the baffles, changed wing angle from 6 to 10 degree and did some ray tracing. I am not sure if…
  • Gregwor, 10 March 2020Your ray tracing is done correctly but your angles aren't working correctly, yet. I've circled in red the one boundary in which you get a reflection that will hit your…
  • konspan96, 10 March 2020Greg i am deeply thankful ! Does it look good? :mrgreen: :mrgreen: (the circle on the listening point has diameter 60 cm) External image, not preserved — original:…
  • konspan96, 10 March 2020ANOTHER QUESTION I saw this post from john, its a treatment recommendation about walls of small room. External image, not preserved — original:…
  • Gregwor, 10 March 2020ALMOST! I think I know how you can get it 100%. Here is a spot you haven't ray traced and I believe would be a problem: Image not preserved: BETTER.JPG If I were you, I…
  • konspan96, 11 March 2020indeed, i ray traced it and it looks bad. Does they look wrong? Doesn't that mean that my speakers angle will also change? shouldn't they be at 60 or 90 degrees? here is…
  • Gregwor, 11 March 2020After seeing you struggle for so long I decided to just try and sort this out for you. I'm not sure how deep your speakers are but I drew the width and height the same…
  • konspan96, 15 March 2020Hallo Greg :) Just some questions about the walls so i can start constructing the frames. I would like to ask about the kg of the rock-wool. Because my room will be…

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  • konspan96, 18 April 2020hey Greg how are you ? i have a question about the materials i should be using on my wings i have seen people building them like resonators, others (under the speakers…
  • konspan96, 26 April 2020Hey :D posting some pics ... so excited ! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: Image not preserved: 16.jpg Image not preserved: 15.jpg Image not preserved: 14.jpg Image not…
  • konspan96, 5 May 2020Greg, thanks for the reply i already build them hard surface. I will post the sketchup files soon although I think I have taken care of all the reflections. Just a quick…
  • Paulus87, 9 May 2020Hi, It looks like you're going for a total infinite baffle concept, so your whole front wall and wings are reflective with no bass trapping. You don't really have any…
  • konspan96, 9 May 2020Hey Paul and thanks for your time ! :) That's what i was thinking. Or i could add more depth in the space between the speaker baffles. I could add a layer of rockwool on…
  • konspan96, 9 May 2020Some updates . . . Image not preserved: 96408332_2562499834064877_3244312849656315904_n.jpg Image not preserved: 96515347_1341499462710182_8510505244944236544_n.jpg…
  • Paulus87, 10 May 2020Hi, You don’t necessarily have to use hangers on the rear wall, it’s just one method. You can use just thick fiber or membrane traps for example. You definitely need to…
  • konspan96, 17 April 2021Hallo everyone posting some updates from last year before i continue to finish my studio :D I missed this forum as much as i missed building my project. I will post a to…
  • konspan96, 4 May 2021(treatment starts here) So, i though i might get away with rew but today i did my first measurements and i have to say it was not that hard. Or maybe i did it all wrong…
  • konspan96, 8 May 2021Nice, thank you for answering. :D About first reflection points, the whole front area of the room is designed so no reflections lead back to my listening position…
  • gullfo, 8 May 2021there is always reflections :) it's a matter of finding which ones are problematic. even though your design is meant to avoid reflections at the listening position, in…

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  • konspan96, 12 May 2021nice, thanks for replying! So, i am thinking of doing something like this following your above details for the size of the panels. Posting a rough skethup with not exact…