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In Reply to: Re: No , thats not the way to go posted by lushlife on April 26, 2001 at 12:27:50:
... replace the thick carpeting on your floor; it is (along with any padding underneath) killing the sound in your room. Replace the carpeting with a solid hardwood floor (not "laminate" wood because of the type of glue used to adhere laminate wood floors) and you will liven up the room dramatically. If you have flat paint on your sheetrock walls, use satin finish vinyl latex. Remove any wallpaper that may be on the walls because it will also absorb acoustical energy and slightly "deaden" the acoustics of the room.
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Follow Ups
- Forget about absorbing or diffusing that first wave and.... - Jim Bookhard 04/26/0113:05:35 04/26/01 (3)
- temp fixes - lushlife 14:35:04 04/26/01 (1)
- Re: temp fixes - Jim Bookhard 17:03:27 04/26/01 (0)
- Listen to Jim. He taught me everything I know about this. (nt) - Hantra 13:51:44 04/26/01 (0)
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