Academy Dashboard Forum Studio Studio Building / Acoustics Bass Trap Back Fill

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  • #68704
    Mark Isner
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      Hi all,

      I've been doing some research, is it beneficial to fill behind bass trap panels? My room is 12'9" x 8'5" x 8' ceiling.

      Thanks to all who reply, cheers.

      • This topic was modified 4 years ago by Mark Isner.
      #68711
      Magnus Emilsson
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        Hi Mark.

        This is going to be an boring answer.
        It really depends on the type of bass trap. If it is a resonating bass trap, those are often set up to have a bit of free air behind them. If it is a "damping" bass trap adding to the damping should only help.

        /Magnus

        #68902
        Nikhil
        Participant

          A few questions come to mind immediately-

          what type of traps are these? Are they absorber panels that you'll be placing at the corners?
          or are they side wall/ceiling mounted panels?

          How thick are the panels?

          If these are DIY absorber panels (foam/fiberglass), I'd lean towards having them just be covered
          with fabric on both sides, and space them 2-4 inches from the wall if space permits, for increased effectiveness.
          Of course this answer may change if its a different type of panel being used.

          Good luck!

          #68904
          OziBattler
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            The John Sayers design forum is a great resource for acoustic treatment questions.

            https://www.johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=3

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