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Sam Small had a small room. His room is 8' w x 8' h x 9' l. Two room dimensions that are the same produce twice the number of unwanted modal pressures. This is a red area room size on our room size and volume calculator. The red area is a no go acoustically because the amount of room treatment required to fix the low end, would leave you no place to sit. The yellow is fixable with proper treatment.

This was Sam's only room option. He was able to build the carbon, low frequency, units himself and finish them with a paint exterior. I assisted him with placement. Watch the video and you will see some of the unique places we placed them.

The before / after sound treatment video says it all. We made the too small room even smaller. Sam can now make music in the room. Foam round out the treatment for proper middle and high frequency time management.

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