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G'Day Jon,I hope I can impose once more on your valuable time.
In the case where a glass door 3 metres wide and 1.8 metres high is between and behind the speaker system, what would you suggest to be the minimum "treatment" to prevent acoustic nasties. Short of replacing the door with a wall, what would be the optimum/best treatment?
Thank you for your time.
Regards,
Gary Jacobson
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Topic - Attn: Jon Risch re: Large Glass Doors (acoustic treatment) - Gary Jacobson 14:35:53 03/8/00 (9)
- Re: Attn: Jon Risch re: Large Glass Doors (acoustic treatment) - Jon Risch 17:35:01 03/8/00 (6)
- Attn: Jon Risch - Compressing Polyester Batts (further thoughts) - Gary Jacobson 01:10:15 03/9/00 (4)
- Re: Attn: Jon Risch - Compressing Polyester Batts (further thoughts) - Jon Risch 16:22:28 03/9/00 (3)
- Re: Attn: Jon Risch - Compressing Polyester Batts (further thoughts) - Gary Jacobson 19:31:32 03/9/00 (2)
- Re: Attn: Jon Risch - Compressing Polyester Batts (further thoughts) - Jon Risch 21:05:38 03/9/00 (1)
- Many Thanks Jon - - Gary Jacobson 02:00:29 03/10/00 (0)
- Re: Attn: Jon Risch re: Large Glass Doors (acoustic treatment) - Gary Jacobson 19:00:31 03/8/00 (0)
- Re: Attn: Jon Risch re: Large Glass Doors (acoustic treatment) - Gary Jacobson 16:33:58 03/8/00 (0)
- Why not a curtain (nt)? - Chr3is 15:47:38 03/8/00 (0)
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