Hy All... I wonder know how have to inlcinate the glasses of window between control room and recording room.... I know that must be 2 glasses but I don't know degrees of both.
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knightfly
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Here is a link to some drawings that should help - they don't list angles, however - to minimise flutter John has found that you need a total of around 12 degrees of splay, or 6 degrees per glass. 6 degrees translates to 1 unit of offset for every 10 units of panel size. So, if you had 50 cm high glasses, they should be offset by 5 cm each.
If you don't have very much space between the two walls, it can make the glasses too close together for good isolation - in those cases, it's possibly better NOT to splay the glasses, and just use good absorption between the panes (surrounding the windows)
If you don't have very much space between the two walls, it can make the glasses too close together for good isolation - in those cases, it's possibly better NOT to splay the glasses, and just use good absorption between the panes (surrounding the windows)
Soooo, when a Musician dies, do they hear the white noise at the end of the tunnel??!? Hmmmm...