DIY Acoustic Treatment with a TWIST?! Featuring Printique by Adorama!
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2024
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0:00 Start
2:40 Canvas Champ
3:50 Walgreens
4:42 Shutterfly
5:37 CVS
6:21 Printique
8:48 Modifying the Canvas
10:44 Installing the Hardware
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I am so fortunate...I live in a 1933 wood bungalow...none of these issues...i have great acoustics.to the point that some people who have visited want to record in my rooms..... I have a room with wood ceilings! i feel for people who live in cement /dry wall dwelling...as always Great Video and information! So appreciate your honesty and insight!!! Thanks Ron!!! Have a Great Sunday with Your Family!!!
Time to convince the girlfriend to replace all glass photo frames with these! Thanks for testing various companies, big help.
Great video, Ron! This is a REAL way I can make acoustic treatment work in my home and keep everyone happy. Keep up the great work! Love your approach to HIFI.
This is fantastic! Thanks for including us on this clever acoustic hack!
The FedEx guys never look that disenchanted in the commercials! 😂
What a clever idea. Love it . Great gift idea on the print . Thanks for the comparisons as well 👍.
Thank You for all that Info.
You've got some nice new cuts and edits, Ron. Nice! I'm loving the meme b-rolls too.
Oh man, love that intro Ron! Thanks for the added humor!
Haha! Glad you liked it!
another great video, Ron! FYI: Acoustimac.com offers actual acoustic panels and you can upload your own art/print which they will print to the front of the panels. No affiliation.
Always helping pep out hell yeah Ron!
Finally!!!! Fantastic we need images on our wall
Awesome! Thank you Ron! :D
Love how you worked, "detail retrieval" in the video.
More videos like this would be awesome!
Great idea, thank you much
Beautiful family, you're a lucky guy!
If someone needs to you can get similar standoffs locally at a hardware store . Brackets to use a 2x4 to bar a gate .
Great suggestion! Thanks!
@@Newrecordday2013 Living in NZ this is a great solution
Great alternative approach to acoustic room treatments. I’ve considered going the traditional bass trap room treatment route:
Wife: What are those foam thingies in the corners and hanging on the walls?
Me: I thought we agreed that the bonus room was my personal space honey?
Hey Ron i been thinking about showing people also how i made my Accustic pannels that are 4 foot tall and 2 foot wide and they work amazingly !
Hi Ron - found your video on this topic very interesting, thanks!!......I have recently got some large picture canvasses (with open backs) from some goodwill stores and it might be my imagination but I feel they help a lot even without mods (the room is small where they were placed). Great photos you have there too and a great idea overall !!! Cheers
I’ll bet they are helping with top end extension and treble response. Thanks for jumping in!
Good stuff, Ron. Thanks, man.
Btw, I spy with my little eye a Marantz TT, Kinki, and a SET amp behind you, I believe. What gives? lol
Yup! In for review!
I've had a similar idea for a while now and wasn't exactly sure where to start, looks like I'll be ordering sooner than later now. Since my listening room is just my living room and I like to keep art sort of on-theme for the room it's in, I'm planning to get movie posters for some of my favorite films printed on canvas and modify those.
Awesome idea!
@@Newrecordday2013 Hey Ron great review! I think I will KEEP YOU IN MY WILL! Can you do an comparison between the Schiit Aegir vs. Vidar?
This was a great video And confirmed the validity of similar ideas I had earlier this year using canvas prints. I know you only reviewed the brands chosen in the video, but have you ever looked at canvas pop, and would you mind explaining the blow test that you referred to?
Hi Ron
This is a nice compromise between some sound absorbtion and the WAF. I would suggest that you attach some cloth (muslin) to the back. While the fiberglass you used is rigid as air passes thru some glass fibers will come loose and into the air then on to the floor where your infant and toddlers crawl and then they will ingest it. I would have used the looser (bats) of rock wool) myself. I hope there is a follow up video if you notice any differences in the sound quality of your room.
That’s true and adding a backing is a good idea for those concerned. Thanks!
were there any tested results after the installation? i'd still expect them to absorb some mids and lows, despite the thinness of the fiberglass installed.
Thanks for the review and video Ron, I saw a disclaimer about these might not be the best solution as acoustic panels. I understand that you may be compromising because you want them to look like art. But you have me wondering how can I improve on the performance of the panels? Do you have another video that discusses this?
Another great video!! I used Rockwoll to make my own acoustic frames and covered it with speaker fabric and hung on the wall behind me. You mentioned safety. Is this ok? Or should I change something? Thanks! Value your input.
Nah it’s fine. It has been known to be potentially hazardous when cutting or when it’s particles are airborne.
Hmm I kind of expected the other panels to be listed in comments.A bit more of comparisson of canvas vs sole purpose dedicated would have been nice too.But good un;- nice option
What is the purpose/benefit of the "stand-off-wall" brackets.. meaning vs. having these panels close(r) to the wall?
Adding distance behind the panel adds to how effective it is at its job.
@@Newrecordday2013 Thanks. Is that true with most absorption panels or just these?
@@HoomanR17 it is true with all panels. When it is physics and the benefit is that it act as if the panel were a little bit thicker than they actually are and therefore extend its absorption coefficient a little bit lower down in frequency than it offers when it is close to the wall. (It is not much but maybe we get on the right side of the WAF).
Sooooooooooooooooo how does it sound?
Not sure yet! I knocked this video out so quickly I haven’t had a ton of time to really listen to the panels. I’ll surely report back when I have more impressions.
@@Newrecordday2013 Great Ron!
Make sure to also look at the decay time if you do measure.
That were a funny video.
And I were little shocked that they today make so bad image quality when it is clearly possible to do better.. And it looks like it is more likely to get a bad image quality than a acceptable. :(
Don't use the same mask as Ron did in the video especially if you are inside! A N95 branded mask is needed for this type of Work!!!
Fiberglass and rockwool are both bad for your health. I use recycled denim which are basically cotton.
That’s a good idea! Thanks for sharing.
@@Newrecordday2013 They are called ultratouch installation.
These will not absorb the bass that causes most problems in listening rooms.
That’s correct. Thanks!