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If one of the common methods for treating room acoustics is to hang/mount fiberglass panels/frames to the wall, then why bother putting up drywall in the first place? It seems like you could just insulate your frames, and run fire-rated cloth around the room by using the studs as anchor points. Am I crazy? I can imagine build codes might come up as a reason, but is there any reason from a sound-treatment standpoint where this would be a bad idea?
Nathaniel
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