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7025 Did you have any issue with the off-gassing from the OSB you installed? I had no off-gassing from the OSB or anything other than the rolls of fluffy insulation, so from my perspective I would tend to think that you are being a bit paranoid, but your experience says otherwise. Glenn hit the nai...

Hey colliderman, I do not want to cause more uncertainty into your plans but if you have a look at my studio's build, Private studio in Slovakia, especially the photos in post 50, here , you can see how well 18mm OSB serves as the base layer behind all the plasterboard, walls and ceiling. My opinion...

Добро пожаловать из Словакии. (Welcome from Slovakia) Welcome. I hope you will enjoy participating in topics that are of interest to you and those where you have knowledge and experience to help others. Мне нравится твоя аватарка, украинский флаг. Хорошо выбрано! (I like your avatar, the Ukranian fl...

That is good news, indeed. Give yourself a pat on the back for a job well done!

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Your photos show the opposite, that you are paying attention and doing it very well. I know it is hard work but bravo to you for being so diligent. Well done!

Glenn would say the pink stuff because it is less dense. You need to decide whether the Rockwool is soft and fluffy or more dense. I make the decision for myself as this: if it comes in a long roll it will be softer than if it comes in slabs. Does that make sense to you?

Have a look at endorka's drum riser in the topic Amp Riser Effectiveness. You need to understand page 1 which goes through the principles and then page 2 is where Jennifer starts on her drum riser.

The Rockwool looks to be correct, not stuffed (as in compressed), which will be fine. In soffits we want what gets called soft fluffy, which will be more useful in lower frequencies. It does not matter whether you use continuous lengths or scraps, just loosely fill the space. It looks good; keep goi...

Hello Marc. 1. You will want the duct openings far apart so that the extracting duct doesn't simply suck out the fresh air. In my studio, the duct nearest the camera has a partner hole further along the same duct and the other duct, carrying the fresh air, is routed to a plenum (not in the photo) wh...

Thank you, Stuart, I take that as an encouraging endorsement from you.

Thanks for asking, Jennifer. I took a break through the winter of 2021-2022, after which President Putin started a war right next door, so helping Ukrainian refugees and delivering humanitarian aid alongside some post-covid musical opportunities opening up quickly filled the next year and a half. My...

That was impressive: a 2-way speaker from mostly scrap materials. Thanks for the link, Stuart.

Hello Tim and welcome.

Just to let you know that your pics are not showing, "Access denied Error code 1020."

Will you be using the same studio playout you had in January or are you starting over once you find the right building or plot of land?

5072 I will also have some small carpets so we can adjust the room that way as necessary. Scott, take care regarding carpets because they are only thick enough to trap higher frequencies. Gobos will dampen a broader range of frequencies, far better than a few small carpets. On the other hand, I fin...