square_wave
Well-Known Member
One of my cousins is making this home theatre room. I saw the dimensions and got worried ! It is 10 x 21 ft. I know this is a recipe for disaster. He said that he has done some R&D and trying to offset the issue by dampening the room quite a bit. So the walls are all rockwool .. 4 or 6 inches deep with plywood outer covering. The plywood has some holes and on top of all this he is sticking a half inch carpet. I know this is good for sound proofing. But will this work for acoustics ( sound absorption / diffusion ) inside the room ?
The ceiling are all typical acoustic tiles with holes and glass wool packed inside. The floor will be wall to wall carpeting 1/2 inch thick.
Any of you guys has worked with long rooms like this ? Any inputs ?
The ceiling are all typical acoustic tiles with holes and glass wool packed inside. The floor will be wall to wall carpeting 1/2 inch thick.
Any of you guys has worked with long rooms like this ? Any inputs ?