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2. Use specially-designed dry wall, such as Quiet Rock.
Quiet Rock is a specialized form of sheet rock which has some con-
strained-layer damping built into each sheet. More information at
http://www.quietrock.com
3. Consider using double-wall construction with a flexible adhesive layer.
The best-known of these products is Green Glue; more information is at
http://www.greengluecompany.com. Plan on using it between the two
layers of a double-layered wall.
4. Always create a smooth Baffle Wall from which the sound of the speak-
er can emanate with as little interference as possible.
You can and probably should plan on applying acoustic treatments to
some of the room surfaces. But make sure that the area around each of the
speakers is absorptive rather than diffusive or reflective. And do not simply
leave the studs bare and wide open, figuring that the stretched fabric will
make it all better. Cut a hole in the wall’s surface just large enough for the
face of the speaker itself, and adjust the mounting brackets so that the face
of the speaker is flush with the face of the wall.
5. If you are doing a front projection system, choose an acoustically
transparent screen material, and cover everything except the speakers
themselves with absorption on that front wall.
Other parts of the room’s décor may or may not lend themselves to being
covered with fabric. But the front wall will be largely covered, so take ad-
vantage of the ease with which you can reduce early reflections from the
front wall, and back-and-forth slap echoes along the length of the room.