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Lonely Raven Seasoned Member Jack of all Trades, Master of None Posts: 3567	Bass Traps 12/21/18 at 05:15:19 I found this French guy on YouTube, and from what I could follow, he's got some great ideas. I think I might try making some of his bass traps for my tiny listening room system. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whG1NRJl-OE https://www.thecableco.com/accessories/adapters.html
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4krow Seasoned Member IMAGINE WHIRLLED PEAS Posts: 1607	Re: Bass Traps Reply #1 - 12/21/18 at 18:33:36 He mumbled so badly, I couldn't understand a word! Also had an impossible time reading his lips.... Despite all of that, yes, I agree, he has some ingenious ideas. Now why didn't I think of that? It looks like the larger round bass traps are tune-able. That just makes good sense.
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Re: Bass Traps
Reply #2 - 12/27/18 at 06:35:26

I was working on a Tuneable Helmholtz resonator, but it sounds like these membrane bass traps might be more efficient for the same amount of space. Unfortunately the membrane material he recommends is a bit on the expensive side and typically not sold outside of industrial sales...so I'm having trouble figuring out how to try this inexpensively.

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