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"All the (acoustics) news that's fit to print." The Product Data page linked at right contains complete absorption data for all of our products, and compares them to several other popular treatment products. We also urge you to read some of the articles RealTraps co-founder Ethan Winer has written for EQ, Electronic Musician, Sound on Sound, and other popular audio magazines. And please see our growing collection of educational videos. The Graphical Mode Calculator is useful when designing a new room to help determine favorable dimensions. If you're not yet convinced about bass problems in your room, the Virtual Minirator below will prove it beyond all doubt! The RealTraps Test Tone CD lets you measure a room's low frequency response more accurately than commercial test CDs. And it's free! If you have further questions please call or send us email. We're always glad to help.
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DOWNLOAD THE REALTRAPS TEST TONE CD FILTERED NOISE HELPS PLACE BASS TRAPS FLUTTER ECHO TO DISTANCE CHART VIRTUAL MINIRATOR: The kind folks at NT Instruments have let us offer you the Virtual Minirator. This is a software version of their excellent Minirator MR1 hardware, and it plays a variety of continuous test signals through your computer's sound card. You can use it to play low frequency sine waves and walk around the room as described above. Click the photo at left to download the program. We love the Virtual Minirator because it's so useful for identifying low frequency problems. After you download the program simply run it - no installation is needed. Then follow the on-screen instructions to turn on the power, insert the audio cable, and select various low frequency sine waves to play through your speakers. Click HERE to learn more about the hardware Minirator MR1 on the NT Instruments web site, or to download a MacIntosh version of this program. OTHER RESOURCES AND LINKS Besides all the information on this site, below are a few other sites you'll find useful information about acoustics and audio in general. It may not be obvious from their name, but the Green Glue Company site has great information on sound isolation, and their Green Glue product is widely recognized as the best way to reduce sound transmission between rooms. BBC Research Papers Index |
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