Substantial posts by John Sayers, who started the thread, and by the forum’s most active contributors. 14 of 104 posts are listed.
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John Sayers, 14 January 2006here's a sketchup file of a typical small studio - I knocked this freeby up for a friend the other day so I though I'd share it with you. BTW I just updated to the…
John Sayers, 18 May 2006The cloth panels are made like this. cheers john Clouds-cloth panels..gif
John Sayers, 29 June 2006Hi Michel - Normally I hold it all up by wrapping it up with a plastic wrap. Yes - garden plastic - like Alex did in the following pic for his ceiling. I've found it…
John Sayers, 28 January 2007student - the rear port on many speakers is there to support the low end response. Soffit mounting ALSO supports the low end response. IMHO they balance out in the low…
Soundman2020, 19 March 2009Hi Trix. You really should start your own thread, as this is someone else's thread that you are kind of "hijacking" here. Also, there is an announcement at the top of…
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cadesignr, 27 May 2009Oh. But I don't understand something then. How is the actual baffle in the same plane with the OSB/MDF if the OSB/MDF panel is behind the insulation? Just trying to…
Soundman2020, 12 July 2010Which frames and which insulation? Some of it is for room treatment, and some of it is part of the room isolation (MSM walls). Maybe you could point out which parts you…
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Soundman2020, 31 December 2011It doesn't really matter, as long as it is massive, dense, rigid and sealed airtight. Concrete, brick, wood, drywall, fibercement, and other similar materials will all…
Soundman2020, 1 January 2012There are several concepts in that design that seem to be causing some confusion. First, between the two rooms John has shown a complete 2-leaf isolation wall, that is…
Soundman2020, 16 April 2012You could probably make it fit, if that's the space you have available. The idea of John's design is to adapt it to the space you have as best as possible. It's not…
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Soundman2020, 9 July 2013It can go either way, actually. There's two schools of thought on this, but they both end up with the same result. The goal is this: prevent the speaker from…
Soundman2020, 5 August 2013In general, it is not a good idea to have one room exhausting its stale air into another room, which is what you would have if you only used one unit. It would not save…
Soundman2020, 25 August 2013With any room design, if you open one of the doors on a two-leaf wall, then you only have a one-leaf wall. sliding glass doors are no different than any other doors in…
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gullfo, 6 September 2021welcome! could you post some photos of the existing structure? maybe flesh out the SU model with the current walls and windows etc. doors, etc. and post that here as…