I setting up an in-home yoga studio -- just took out carpet flooring and put in cork flooring. The room without the wall to wall carpeting now has an echo. Will these corner trap boxes help the echo? I prefer this solution to wall panels.
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They work awesome in our studio. Need to go from floor to ceiling with them for best results.
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Yes, we drilled holes in one of the panels to screw this one panel to our cement stucco outdoor wall of our lanai in the corner of the lanai where we wanted to use it as a partition to hide our cats litter box. This stabilized the panel, and then we could drill holes in the cement floor to insert the other 3 posts in between the other 3 panels. We are very pleased with how this worked for our purpose and it looks great and is very functional and even allows us to remove the panels to hose it down to clean it periodically.
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I put some Command Clear strips on the corners (pulling side exposed so when I want to move it I can dot without damaging the floor) and it works great, no more sliding!
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They help! Also depends on how big the studio is. Haven't done live with them yet! Hope this helps.
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i do not think that the will help-what you can try is curtains on the wall and maybe one or two sofa also you must remember an empty room sounds different without people. shane
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The Mint has a 'Height' sensor which does very well, however, I have only used my Mint twice (its my FIRST hard floor cleaner) the transition between my Den carpet and my Kitchen Linoleum Floors is not much difference and the Mint both times crossed over into the carpet and got itself stick. If you pick it up, It loses its programming for that cleaning session and you will have to start over which you may have a fairly dry pad by that time and not enough cleaning solution left on the pad for another cleaning session. I hate seting out a boundry in that area as this just seems to defeat the purpose of having a robotic cleaner, however, I really do not see myself using it while I am away from home anyway but one never knows. I solved this problem simply by pushing it with my finger as the it was attempting to back up anyway and my push was enough to get it back onto the right floor and it never missed a beat again.
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I've got cats in the house and I have the speakers about as close to the wall and to my entertainment center (so they don't get behind the center itself!). Bass reflex response is excellent, even at close wall proximity, though I would say better low frequency response would result if they were pulled out a little. I've had these speakers for quite some time and they've been an excellent replacement for my old Cerwin Vega(s). Hope this helps you out.
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this is weird - this question is over a year old and it just showed up in my mail box. I hope the units have worked out for you. They have worked well for me in various rooms on both floors of my home.
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I don't get an echo. I use on a limited basis (mostly at home), but my friend uses this a lot. He desperately needs help. He is very happy with it.
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Domestic Diva:It doesnt come with the virtual walls. But it is already built to avoid stairs. Mine goes near them, senses them somehow and backs away. It will work with a virtual wall though if you want to buy one to keep it from going to another room. My first floor is 3 rooms plus a kitchen because we live in a rowhouse so if I dont use the virtual wall it spends an hour cleaning the entire floor going from room to room, climbing over the floor divider strips no problem. I use the virtual wall when one room needs more attention so it spends the hour in their only. Hope this makes sense. Domestic Diva:It doesnt come with the virtual walls. But it is already built to avoid stairs. Mine goes near them, senses them somehow and backs away. It will work with a virtual wall though if you want to buy one to keep it from going to another room. My first floor is 3 rooms plus a kitchen because we live in a rowhouse so if I dont use the virtual wall it spends an hour cleaning the entire floor going from room to room, climbing over the floor divider strips no problem. I use the virtual wall when one room needs more attention so it spends the hour in their only. Hope this makes... » Read More Domestic Diva:It doesnt come with the virtual walls. But it is already built to avoid stairs. Mine goes near them, senses them somehow and backs away. It will work with a virtual wall though if you want to buy one to keep it from going to another room. My first floor is 3 rooms plus a kitchen because we live in a rowhouse so if I dont use the virtual wall it spends an hour cleaning the entire floor going from room to room, climbing over the floor divider strips no problem. I use the virtual wall when one room needs more attention so it spends the hour in their only. Hope this makes sense. « Show Less
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I love the system works for me. I have tried other ways for cat boxes and I found this to work the best, in spite of the cost. Sorry if my answer didn't satisfy you.
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From my experience, yes. I remodeled a bedroom into a project studio. Even with room treatments and isolation, there were still several very jinky frequency responses remaining. ARC2 seems to have helped because my new mixes are basically translating correctly over several playback systems. It took longer watching how-to videos on YouTube than it did to actually do the test. Acoustic room treatments are a must, but ARC2 has helped me greatly. I'd buy it again. Especially at it's current discounted price. The mic's not bad either. Cheers!
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Hi, thanks for the question. It really depends on the setting (tune) you want on it... At least on my snare does not tend to have that echo that many do not like. For my part I recommend it. Just try and remember that they come in: Hazy 200, 300 and 500.
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These panels absorb echo, not noise necessarily. Hanging them on the wall to try blocking rattling pipes may muffle the noise a little but not that much. Any padding you give the pipes INSIDE the wall (standard insulation or the foam thermal insulating tubes) would work best for eliminating a rattle - a much better fix and drywall isn't that hard to patch. Good luck!
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Yes. The Echo is a Windows Media Center Extender. It is not dependent on what vountry you live in.
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Unfortunately they deaden sound to prevent echo it's more for music studio production vs blocking out sound. It will cause a slight deadening of the sound going through the ceiling but will still cause echo from the other walls which increase the noise to push through all other directions. The best way to really kill sound is when the property is being built. They would need to use sound proof sheet rock while doing their dry wall and special insulation that prevents noise passing through. Sorry though Gerard i hope this helps i know it may not be the answer you were looking for.
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It will certainly help a great deal, but the thin part of the channel may allow some sound to hit the wall and bounce. What I did was attach 1/2" styrofoam panels (from Lowes or The Home Depot) using double stick tape to the wall, and then tape/glue/staple the ATS wedges to that. They actually look pretty good especially if you alternate the pattern.