acoustic room tratment

For those of you interested in acoustic room treatment, go to www.fonic.com/
and then to the testimonials page, to see 3 photos of my recently completed
HT room and some comments. Excellent cost effective product and fantastic
service. And no, I have no commercial interest in the organisation or
products whatever.

Ian

"Ian Mitchell" <Ian.Mitchell@citec.com.au> wrote in message
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> For those of you interested in acoustic room treatment, go to
> www.fonic.com/ and then to the testimonials page, to see 3 photos of my
> recently completed HT room and some comments. Excellent cost effective
> product and fantastic service. And no, I have no commercial interest in
> the organisation or products whatever.
>
> Ian
>

Ian,

care to comment on pricing?


pasey

Yes, I'm also interested in prces for panels as well as bass traps.
There are no prices on their site which I find very annoying.

Dezza.

[19Hz]

I know they wouldn't be the same, but some generic ones from Electus Distribution cost $16 ea for 300x300mm ones.

http://www.electusdistribution.com.a...WORD&SUBCATID=

I'm sure if you were buying in bulk they would be a lot cheaper, or you can buy through someone who has an account with them (like we do).

These are Not specific to bass (for traps), but are a good reference.
If you are trying to minimise reflections, try buying speakers and subs without rear ports...

"dezza" <prosonics@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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> Yes, I'm also interested in prces for panels as well as bass traps.
> There are no prices on their site which I find very annoying.
>
> Dezza.
>

Please check for current pricing, but as a guide, the bass traps were around
$175.00ea and the tiles $15.00ea when I got them. I glued them as a set of 4
tiles to a piece of masonite, so I could move them around at will.