DIY Bass Traps
Decided to go the DIY route for a few bass traps on my back wall and a few absorbers for the side wall of my listening room. I bought the Knauf 2" thick 3lb rated insulation from GIK Acoustics and made my own frames from 3/4" baltic birch plywood and 1/8" masonite. The BB ply frame is sized the same as the insulation which is 2' x 4' in this case and the frame is 1.5" deep so that there is a 1.5" air gap between the back of the insulation and the wall. Their are two layers if insulation making a total depth of 5.5" which puts it in the ballpark of the 244 traps from GIK. I went the DIY route because one of the panels needed to be a specific size to fit on a closet door, and I have all the tools and know how to make them. The side wall panels will be only one layer deep for a total depth of 3.5". My fabric should arrive this afternoon on UPS so I will post more pics when I get them covered.
https://i.imgur.com/hdDr7rk.jpg https://i.imgur.com/aOiWkhw.jpg Updated pics of the side wall absorbers flanking the GIK wood diffusor, along with a closeup of the Gilford of Main Fabric I chose. https://i.imgur.com/H75X9Ih.jpg https://i.imgur.com/meKqW2n.jpg https://i.imgur.com/lbe3bzY.jpg |
That looks legit man!
I could use some traps but can't build worth beans. |
Thanks Joey_v. Woodworking is my other hobby, I have about the same amount of money tied up in tools as I do Audio equipment. And in both cases I wish I had more room to enjoy these hobbies.
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Cool! :thumbsup:
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Diy tube traps....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqXOLOy4jnU ASC tube traps..good reading https://www.acousticsciences.com/products/tube-trap |
Nice! I really like the diffuser panel.
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