I know, I know... you guys are really having to baby me through this. Sorry

The low wall is about 6 ft. tall and the 703 is only 4 ft. In the corners, should I leave space at the top? At the bottom? A little on both ends? Cut an extra piece in half and go floor to ceiling?

Thanks again for all the help.

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Cut an extra piece in half and go floor to ceiling?

& make sure it's at least 4" thick

Go to Home Depot & get some pine wood or whatever is cheap, build a frame, stick the fiber in there & cover it with fabric.

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Go to Home Depot & get some pine wood or whatever is cheap, build a frame, stick the fiber in there & cover it with fabric.

Yeah, Pine boards are usually stupid cheap at home depot. You can also pick up some stain if you want, but I think the natural pine might brighten that room up a little. Also how big is that closet and is it already used for storage?

Lance

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Originally posted by nbarts:
About walmart bed sheets: that's what I used for the first few absorbers I was building, wasn't bad & wasn't good either, too dense IMO.

Denser than felt?? That seem weird! Heck you can almost see through these walmart sheets (the cheapest stuff).

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Denser than felt?? That seem weird! Heck you can almost see through these walmart sheets (the cheapest stuff). Confused

I guess we are talking about 2 different things. I don't think you can almost see through ones I was talking about.

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Originally posted by nbarts:
& make sure it's at least 4" thick

Go to Home Depot & get some pine wood or whatever is cheap, build a frame, stick the fiber in there & cover it with fabric.

Sweet, I'm on it.

Lance - closet is packed with guitar cases and CDs and such. Why?

Well you described it as massive, if I remember correctly, and depending on the size you might be able to get a vocal booth out of it. You would have to ask someone who knows more than me (Nbarts?Gullfo?) about the dimensions. Or, when I said storage I was thinking more of household items and was going to suggest a gear room. But it sounds like you're already there. you might think about a sliding glass door to, when fiscally feasable of course, keep it from influencing your room.

Lance