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Need help with acoustic design / management
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martyn
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Posted : Oct 5, 2007 10:34
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thanks for your answer!
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On 2007-10-05 10:20, Boobytrip wrote:
As for the cough: i have no problems whatsoever with too many airborne particles at my place. It might be that there is some formaldehyde in the air, but if there is it is too little to be able to smell it, so i guess that the health-risks are minimal.
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yes, i understand you. and many people see it like that. if my "studio" wasn't my sole room (also bedroom) i wouldn't be that cautious regarding the insulation material, too.
i'll buy some cellulose panels and sacks and start experimenting. the sound in my room can't get worse than it is now anyway 
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martyn
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Posted : Oct 11, 2007 20:54
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I installed 2 big sacks with cellulose (12,5 kg each, 110 kg/ m³) behind my desk yesterday - and my subjective impression is that the bass does really sound better now (more flat and quiet) even in the room-corners. Not as "boomy" as before. I didn't measure the results yet though.
So I can recommend this method. And you can't go wrong anyway, because it's really cheap and quick - you won't have any effort apart from transport.
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