How Do I Make Effective Acoustic Treatments Lazily/Easily/Cheaply?

SunnyOctopus

SunnyOctopus

Audioholic
I've never done this before. I'm thinking of using Roxul Safe N Sound from a local hardware store for this project. It has similar acoustical properties to the Owens Corning 703.

I don't care if it looks professional or not at all! I don't mix!! I don't need to impress anyone! I'm just an audiophile who wants the best audio fidelity! I just want some basic coverage for near-field listening. I'll get a cover if it's really necessary to preserve my treatments over the years, but other than that, I want a no frills, functional panel! Or, uhh, panels.

I absolutely will not be able to build a frame or anything! What are some easier ways to get this stuff on my wall? Can I just put some sort of adhesive on cardboard or something and stick it on my wall? I need it to be removable, because I'm going to move in not tooooo long from now.

I don't need fancy designer burlaps, and I don't want to spend 3 billion dollars!!! > :{

What are your thoughts? Thank you all a million times for your help!! :}}}}}}}}}}}}]
 
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agarwalro

agarwalro

Audioholic Ninja
You could use a Walmart, Target or Staples CD case or bookshelf (without the back) to give you the frame. A taller one can just be free standing or a short one can be hung like a picture frame.
 
moves

moves

Audioholic Chief
I've checked youtube and there are a lot of videos on there that can help you. Each panel would cost you about 50 60 bux.... Depending on the size of course.
 

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