Hello all!
I can use some very strong carton to fold and use in different projects.
Thisfar I have folded Greek column style basstrap cover protos to hide massive rockwool tubes in my listening garage. Column/pillar has 16 folds and overall circumference was about 1,15 meters. They are about 2 meters tall. It is very easy and fast to crease folds with long liner. I prefer that surface is not so absorptive concerning high and mid frequencies to avoid too dull/dead sounding room. Planning to paint them later. Hope that they wont sing with cartonish tone"
Now Im thinking if I make those pillars much shorter and put some triangular shaped corner traps above them. Does anyone know what is correct term /math to shape im looking for? Need to make creasing template.
See attachment which shows similar shaped lighting.
I can use some very strong carton to fold and use in different projects.
Thisfar I have folded Greek column style basstrap cover protos to hide massive rockwool tubes in my listening garage. Column/pillar has 16 folds and overall circumference was about 1,15 meters. They are about 2 meters tall. It is very easy and fast to crease folds with long liner. I prefer that surface is not so absorptive concerning high and mid frequencies to avoid too dull/dead sounding room. Planning to paint them later. Hope that they wont sing with cartonish tone"
Now Im thinking if I make those pillars much shorter and put some triangular shaped corner traps above them. Does anyone know what is correct term /math to shape im looking for? Need to make creasing template.
See attachment which shows similar shaped lighting.
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In the 90s I read somewhere to put triangular sheets of foam plastic in the corners of the room to reduce so called flutter echoes.
I tried it and it worked but I did not make any measurements (when I clapped my hands the echo was noticeable reduced).
I used leftover foam plastic from a packaging and glue, ~10*10*10cm
Regards, Boris
I tried it and it worked but I did not make any measurements (when I clapped my hands the echo was noticeable reduced).
I used leftover foam plastic from a packaging and glue, ~10*10*10cm
Regards, Boris
In the 90s I read somewhere to put triangular sheets of foam plastic in the corners of the room to reduce so called flutter echoes.
I tried it and it worked but I did not make any measurements (when I clapped my hands the echo was noticeable reduced).
I used leftover foam plastic from a packaging and glue, ~10*10*10cm
Regards, Boris
Encouraging!
I think Ill stuff them with glasswool or dried peat so there would be some mass.
View attachment taittelut.PDF
Ill try with this at first. My friend draw this with solidworks.
Main sides are 500mm (19,6")
Encouraging!
I think Ill stuff them with glasswool or dried peat so there would be some mass.
Ill try with this at first. My friend draw this with solidworks.
Main sides are 500mm (19,6")
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