Pre-made acoustic panels out of Owens Corning 703 are expensive over the internet and I don't have time to DIY, so I'm looking to pay someone in the Washington DC area to make them for me.
Pre-made acoustic panels out of Owens Corning 703 are expensive over the internet and I don't have time to DIY, so I'm looking to pay someone in the Washington DC area to make them for me.
PM me if interested.
I like making lots of things, while i've never made this item, I did have a few questions for you....
Are you looking for just the panels?
Or do you want the panels with some type of fabric covering?
Will look for the panels locally to save shipping, similar to the link you provided. People have stated here that they've gotten then for less per sq. foot than the price on ATS Acoustics.
I can also get the fabric covering. Most DIY instructions show a wooden frame and some way to hang it on the wall. Is the wooden frame not needed?
The cost of commercial panels is not in the raw materials - it is in the making taking time. So unless you host an AVS make my panels party (I would rethink the free beer at such an event if you want a professional looking result....) - getting someone to do it for you will end up costing just as much as to buy-n-ship. Maybe even more considering the bulk discounts on raw materials a maker gets that you will not - and warehouse labor being cheaper than on-site labor.
Not trying to highjack here but I'm trying to find a local mentor to help me organize, plan and build my HT setup.
At present I have a HC 1500, a set of B&W and may be picking up a Integra DTR.
My next step is to build a screen and then do some calibration.
Anyone interested? I thought about doing a BBQ day and having the Mrs. be on the grill while the guys work on the HT.
If anyone is interested let me know
PS - I'm located in Alexandria VA
When I first joined this site years ago, some of us use to meet at DaveNBusters in Silver Spring.. swapping ideas. I only attended one event, but the wealth of knowledge was worth meeting people. I think that thread is still around...
cold burgers and warm stale beer! after what, 16 months?
That should be right up HeyNow^'s alley. That roadkill possum isn't any good for at least, what, about 10 or 12 months? Maybe 13 or 14, even. MMMmmm..that's good eatin'!
That should be right up HeyNow^'s alley. That roadkill possum isn't any good for at least, what, about 10 or 12 months? Maybe 13 or 14, even. MMMmmm..that's good eatin'!
As long at it's been layin' in the heat for a while....
Just had animal control out to remove some dead possum so you hillbillies are SOL. Can you believe they complained I did not move the dead critter from my backyard to the roadside so they did not have to walk to get it? But now you know why they always look like roadkill - its where animal control wants you to leave it!