24-Nov-2015, 09:04
Yes they recommended
GIK Acoustics 244 Bass Trap with FlexRange Technology
To qoute
It makes a lot of sense using a thicker broadband absorber, as the absorption will be more even over the whole frequency range. With thin panels you will run a risk of a dull sound at the listening position.
Im not saying you can’t go for 242s and you might be happy with it but I would recommend 244s and no I would not change the recommendations especially when you only treat one surface, we want to kill as many reflections as possible as there are still going to be way too many
I did question this as the comments above made me doubt his recommendations, but he clarified and i have to trust him as he knows a lot more than me......fingers crossed -)
GIK Acoustics 244 Bass Trap with FlexRange Technology
To qoute
It makes a lot of sense using a thicker broadband absorber, as the absorption will be more even over the whole frequency range. With thin panels you will run a risk of a dull sound at the listening position.
Im not saying you can’t go for 242s and you might be happy with it but I would recommend 244s and no I would not change the recommendations especially when you only treat one surface, we want to kill as many reflections as possible as there are still going to be way too many
I did question this as the comments above made me doubt his recommendations, but he clarified and i have to trust him as he knows a lot more than me......fingers crossed -)
Devialet 200 -- Roon Nucleus-- Sonus Faber Olympica 2 -- Tellurium Q Black Speaker Cables --
Chord Qutest -- Niimbus US5 Pro Headphone amp —HifiMan HEK, Abyss 1266TC
Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Chord Qutest -- Niimbus US5 Pro Headphone amp —HifiMan HEK, Abyss 1266TC
Newcastle upon Tyne, England
