Soundman2020 - Studio Design Forum

Great stuff! I can not judge what the progress is, but before its too late do the mic and line level runs with AES/EBU cable.

Some people like to discuss old equipment. In addition to 1959 prices, there are at least 3 microphones in the catalog that are still in production!

1087 Hello Stuart..... They are going to start very soon with tearing down the ruin and the plan for the foundation that the contractor has now does not include having anything in the foundation. Can't all of these cables just run in the walls? My time is running out to make any changes and I would...

I have not seen an upload in a week or so. A classic before flush mounting and still apparent in Griffin speakers

But severe non rectangular roomms don't. Oops they do.

As usual, you did great!

Your post on MSM is great! I do not want to dilute the purity of the thted.

What is it supposed to do with no live load? No isolation when no one is on a spot? Why only 2 materials in the deck interlayer?

Thank you. A great joke.

From the floating floor thread: U-Boats have been placed under floors supporting quite a bit of weight. However, testing for compressive tolerances is expensive and to keep U-Boat costs down, we have never verified performance." What are "comprehensive tolerances"? I understand the ex...

Starlight wrote:Attached, avare?

Sorry about that. It is now attached.

I have no desire to dilute the floating floor myth thread. Attached is a test of a floating floor that does work properly. It is just 14" thick and and a light ~125 lb/ft². Perfect for the attic!

Soundman2020 wrote:

Avare wrote:Optimizing room shape.

Say! I just started reading that, and noticed that the authors hail from a fantastic country! (Pity about the poor translation, though.... )

You noticed my post title.

For others: The University of Chile is in Santiago.

Optimizing room shape.

Nice Stuart!

A guide for reducing aircraft noise.