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Should having different types of wall insulation be a concern??
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Old 15th January 2022
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Should having different types of wall insulation be a concern??
Hello,

I plan to set up my music studio inside of a garage. (I have attached an image to show the layout below). My concern is that three walls have regular insulation and one wall has ROCKWOOL insulation. Does this matter in terms of which wall I should put my set up on? Does this even matter?

Should I also take into consideration the shape of the room? Because it is very close to being a perfect square..

thank you very much
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Old 15th January 2022
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If it's in the wall the difference will be negligible. These links should help.

Boggy on speaker location

https://www.gearslutz.com/board/bass...t-methods.html

How to find the listen position

https://www.gearslutz.com/board/show...99&postcount=6

Jens outlines basics of treatment including pictures, with links about resonators

https://www.gearslutz.com/board/show...0&postcount=11
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