The Curve Diffusor   < Acoustic Geometry >
Reviewed by Garrett Haines on Mar 18, 2012
Category: Acoustics
< Issue: 88 >
Acoustic Geometry is a new line of professional sound products from Acoustical Surfaces, Inc. (www.acousticalsurfaces.com). Their debut product group, called the Curve System, is a family of...  < KEEP READING >
Reviewed by Allen Farmelo on Sep 15, 2011
Category: Acoustics
< Issue: 85 >
Assuming that one of the goals in treating a mix room is to achieve flat frequency response at the mix position, one must simultaneously grapple with room dimensions; resonant and reflective surfaces;...  < KEEP READING >
Isotools   < Primacoustic >
Reviewed by Dana Gumbiner on Jan 04, 2011
Category: Acoustics
< Issue: 80 >
ck when they were first introduced, I was skeptical of the Primacoustic Recoil Stabilizers monitor pads (Tape Op #62) that have since become something of an industry standard. Having little or no...  < KEEP READING >
Chameleon Bass Trap   < Ready Acoustics >
Reviewed by Garrett Haines on Jan 04, 2011
Category: Acoustics
< Issue: 80 >
I can't think of a recording studio that doesn't require acoustic treatment. Like many Tape Op readers, we've done our fair share of DIY blended with commercial off-the-shelf solutions. If you run a...  < KEEP READING >
Reviewed by Andy Hong on Nov 05, 2010
Category: Acoustics
< Issue: 70 >
I've owned a GRAMMA isolation platform (Tape Op #34) for six years now. It's a 23" x 15" MDF deck covered in Ozite fabric (the stuff you find lining car trunks), sitting on two rails of Auralex...  < KEEP READING >
Dimension4 SpringTrap   < MSR Acoustics >
Reviewed by Larry Crane on Nov 05, 2010
Category: Acoustics
< Issue: 65 >
The SpringTrap is described by its manufacturer as a "spring-loaded, triple cavity, ported Pistonic/Helmholtz bass absorber." It measures 46" high, with an 18" x 18" triangular footprint, and fits...  < KEEP READING >
Reviewed by J. Robert Lennon on Nov 05, 2010
Category: Acoustics
< Issue: 64 >
Here's a neat solution for solving problems with your recording environment's acoustics. Take two sheets of rigid fiberglass, wrap them neatly in fire-rated acoustic fabric, glue them together to form...  < KEEP READING >
Reviewed by Andy Hong on Nov 05, 2010
Category: Acoustics
< Issue: 63 >
Along with other acoustic treatments, I've employed RealTraps bass traps (Tape Op #36, #38, #48) in my personal studio with a good deal of success. The payoff for careful placement of traps,...  < KEEP READING >
Green Glue   < Green Glue Co. >
Reviewed by Garrett Haines on Nov 05, 2010
Category: Acoustics
< Issue: 61 >
I wish I had known about this stuff years ago. It would have saved me time and money. It's a construction adhesive that turns regular drywall into one of the best sound-control building materials you...  < KEEP READING >
pArtScience SpaceCoupler   < Auralex Acoustics >
Reviewed by Andy Hong on Nov 05, 2010
Category: Acoustics
< Issue: 58 >
In Tape Op #53, Jeff Elbel reviewed Auralex's SpaceArray diffusor. The SpaceCoupler, also within the pArtScience family of Russ Berger-designed, affordable acoustic treatment, looks very much like the...  < KEEP READING >