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In Reply to: Which DIY Acoustic treatments do you prefer posted by Bob Track on December 3, 2001 at 07:50:09:
I've really only tried two types of DIY room treatments, but what is best depends on what you're trying to accomplish.I have found that noodle lenses work well on the front wall (this could be because I have planars), and Jon Risch DIY absorbers on the side walls. I tried absorbers behind my speakers, but I didn't like it at all, and noodle lenses on the side walls didn't work too well, either. If my room was wider, then the side reflections might not have been as much of an issue, but a lot of it is room/person dependant.
You can find the Jon Risch stuff through the Asylum- FAQs, then DIY. He has some really good stuff on that site (although some more visuals would be appreciated).
Take care,
Neil
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