Search found 124 matches

WAAAAY off topic here, and by off topic I mean not even related in any way, but...
I was just browsing through here, since I havent been on this particular forum in like 2 years, and ran across Ros ...

We're not talking 703 here, then, right?
I'll be using Knauf, 1 and inch, actually, since I found it and a decent price locally. I know 705 is more rigid, so is this the reason you are saying 705 fo ...

Does this crap drive you guys as crazy as it does me. Damn.

I am interested in this too, this is one of my 1st orders of business when the walls go up, soon.
I'll be sharing floor joists with the drummer on the opposite side of a double wall, and I need to mi ...

Thanks! Exactly what I thought...

I used to know this, but there are some details slipping my mind.
If I'm sitting in my chair, putting a mirror on the wall, anywhere that I can see the monitors in the reflection, thats where I want ...

Thanks.
So, in wall/ceiling corners, with an air space behind it that stuff would probably be perfectly effective as a single layer for controlling flutter? At less than $4 a piece, setting them up ...

I was at Home Depot getting some hardwood, and I wandered past some ceiling grids and tiles. There were some 2foot by 4 foot ceiling panels that had a thin white perforated front and was fiberglass o ...

what about this... mixing absorption and some diffusion together over the drum kit? What about behind it? I hate this part of the job, I really do.

Are diffusors on the walls a good idea? I was looking at those metro fusors that are pretty cheap, and was wondering if they would get phucked up if they were hanging on the wall near where people wo ...

I can add a 1/2 inch piece of laminated glass into the fram with one of the 1 inch pieces with about 2-3 inches of air space between them. Good, bad?

Also, what is that chair shown at Galaxy? I ...

Cool, I knew it was good stuff!
I paid around $75 a piece for this stuff (good deal I think).
Just flipped open the phone book to "glass" and called a couple places. 1st place I called was the che ...

It is solid 1 inch thick glass, no frame. It is very heavy though.
I may have called it insulated, but I think what it actually is, according the the place that sells it,is that thick collapsable gl ...

I dont understand, exactly.
The glass is 1 inch thick, very heavy, no frame, just a big piece of glass. Maybe I need to take another route then, but I still dont understand what you mean by my glass ...

All that metric talk screws me up.
My window will be, well, lets start with walls. I'll have two framed walls with about a 6 inch gap in between them, not touching in any way, with a 2x4 foot piece ...