horstlederer:
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Hallo Comunity, In my case I solved my acoustic problems, with the "absorber panels"
You can print any picture you want.
If anybody is interested, please let me know.
hlederer@tele2.at
Looks like a good approach that can easily be adjusted to vary the acoustics!
If you had traditional framed paintings you could also place pads of material (including carpet or carpet underlay) behind the paintings.
From what I can recall of my (limited) acoustic studies you also need fairly high density (but soft surface) materials if you are concerned about trying to contain the sound within a room (so as to limit effect on neighbours or the rest of the house etc.)
A few pieces of the right kind of furniture will make a big difference to the acoustics in an otherwise hard-surfaced room.
The trend for laminate floors seems to now be reducing with carpeting coming back into favour........ makes a huge difference to the acoustics of any room.
Graham
I used to be indecisive, now I'm not so sure. [W C Fields]