Aercrete blocks?

[picowallspeaker]

I've used it in two of my "boxes"; one in the exterior, and one in the interiors.
Lately, I've been using it only in "powder form" to make mix with plaster ( to cover the hot glue irregular melts, it works )

 

[AndrewT]

Watching the news this morning I remembered "Siporex".
A trade name used in the UK.

 

[AndrewT]

.............. You will ofcourse know that aercrete roofing beams are made using 6mm re-inforcing steel. The huge advantage this has over traditional methods is simple - the roof is fireproof. The French unlike the English and Scots never cut all their forests down
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These are more examples of the errors you are posting.

Why leave errors uncorrected to mislead other Members?

Some of my posts in this Thread are to correct the balderdash you have posted.

 

[Black Stuart]

AndrewT'
I repeat - non of your posts relate in any way to aercrete being used in relation to speaker acoustics.

None of my statements about it's use as building products were 'balderdash'. No C/Es' I ever knew actually worked with materials of any kind. stop trying to big yourself up and stick to the reason for the thread.

picowallspeaker - interesting comments. I know nothing about using or building in wall speakers and would be very interested in your practical input. Once there are no restrictions on baffle size, which is true for me I actually thought about creating a small work room behind a wall, effectively a 'speaker wall'.

Could you describe the difference between using speaker enclosures and wall speakers - I know these are very popular in the States.

 

[AndrewT]

You don't want to listen!