Saturday, August 4, 2012

My New Company’s Press Release

My New Company’s Press Release

Those color rectangles hanging on the walls of serious sound studios are sound absorption panels. Dan Morrell, owner of Mixmastered Acoustics, http://mixmasteredacoustics.com , said the panels are not just a decorating accessory. They are necessary. “The panels are placed to cover trouble spots,” he said. “When placed properly, a serious audiophile will notice animmediate difference and improvement in the quality of sound coming out of his speakers. If not placed properly, the panels can make matters worse or have no effect at all.”

Friday, August 3, 2012

http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/listening-environment-not-perfect-without-acoustic-treatment-sound-panels-and-bass-traps-156914.htm

http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/listening-environment-not-perfect-without-acoustic-treatment-sound-panels-and-bass-traps-156914.htm

Listening Environment Not Perfect Without Acoustic Treatment Sound Panels and Bass Traps

Listening Environment Not Perfect Without Acoustic Treatment Sound Panels and Bass Traps


LISTENING ENVIRONMENT NOT PERFECT WITHOUT ACOUSTIC TREATMENT SOUND PANELS AND BASS TRAPS

  
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friday August 3, 2012
CONTACT: Dan Morrell, Owner
(800) 649-6278
info@mixmasteredacoustics.com
http://mixmasteredacoustics.com/

DESPITE SPENDING $1000’S ON HIGH END GEAR, AUDIOPHILES NOT GETTING THE ULTIMATE  LISTENING EXPERIENCE 

Chicago, IL – State of the art audio equipment may cost as much as a new car, but the listening environment cannot be perfect without proper acoustic treatment.
Custom Acoustic Sound PanelWhy? Because the room is not acoustically balanced. Custom acoustic sound panels and bass traps improve the sound quality by balancing the harmonics of a room.
Those color rectangles hanging on the walls of serious sound studios are sound absorption panels. Dan Morrell, owner of Mixmastered Acoustics, http://mixmasteredacoustics.com , said the panels are not just a decorating accessory. They are necessary. “The panels are placed to cover trouble spots,” he said. “When placed properly, a serious audiophile will notice an immediate difference and improvement in the quality of sound coming out of his speakers. If not placed properly, the panels can make matters worse or have no effect at all.”

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Acoustic Treatment Demonstration – Untreated Room vs Foam vs Acoustic Panels

Acoustic Treatment Demonstration – Untreated Room vs Foam vs Acoustic Panels


Q. “Why Do I need Acoustic Panels and what is the difference between Foam and Acoustic Panels?”
A. Watch this acoustic treatment demonstration you can hear the difference between an untreated room, a room treated with foam panels, and a room treated with acoustic sound panels made out of Roxul SAFE n SOUND Acoustical Fire Batts, Mineral Wool (Fireproof and Soundproof).

Free One-Week Seminar With Eddie Kramer

Free One-Week Seminar With Eddie Kramer


Mix With The Masters and Pensado’s Place have teamed up to give away an opportunity of a lifetime!  You have the chance to win 1 free pass for an exclusive session from legendary producer/engineer Eddie Kramer from October 1st to 7th, 2012.  You must provide your own transportation, but all accommodations and cost of the seminar are covered for the week!

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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Remix My Music

Remix My Music


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Saturday, May 26, 2012

Acoustic Sound Panels and Bass Traps from Mixmastered Acoustics



Mixmastered Acoustics

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Should I Order 2-inch or 4-inch Acoustic Panels?
May 24, 2012 10:13 PM

Q: Should I order the 2-inch or the 4-inch panels? A: Depends on your needs, both have their purpose. As far as reverb, ringing, reflections, and sounds about above 500Hz 2 inch and 4 inch panels perform exactly. If your room is sonically perfect on the low end then you can get by with just [...]

Why Should Bass Traps be Mounted 2-4 Inches off the Wall?
May 24, 2012 10:12 PM

Will Acoustic Panels and Bass Traps make my studio soundproof?
May 24, 2012 10:11 PM

Q: Will Acoustic Panels and Bass Traps make my studio soundproof? A: No, that is called isolation and costs BIG $$$. It will dampen the sound a bit, but not enough to quiet a noisy neighbor.

How many acoustic panels do I need in my room?
May 24, 2012 10:10 PM

Q: How many acoustic panels do I need in my room? A: Ideally You hire a professional acoustician like Bob Hodas to tell you exactly what your room needs, for the rest of us on a budget… start with a DIY Basic Room Acoustic Measurement with acoustic analysis software like Freeware Room EQ Wizard (Win, Mac and Linux) or Fuzzmeasure (Mac, [...]

Where should I place the panels in the room?
May 24, 2012 10:09 PM

Q: Where should I place the panels in the room? A: The science behind this tells us that corners and the first points of reflections are where you get the most bang for your buck. An easy way to find the first point of reflection is to take a mirror and run it along the [...]

Does Mixmastered Acoustics offer acoustic panels in custom sizes?
May 24, 2012 10:08 PM

Q: Do you offer panels in custom sizes? A: Yes, custom sizes are can be made from our 2 inch and 4 inch thick panels. Give us a call toll-free at 1-800-Mixmaster (1-800-649-6278) and let us know the length and width you need.

How are the panels normally attached to the wall?
May 24, 2012 10:06 PM

Q: How are the panels normally attached to the wall? A: Our panels come with our professional installation kit for neat and secure installation on drywall, wood, or concrete walls. You can also order our 2″ off-wall mounting kit for additional absorption.

How is Roxul better than foam absorption material for bass traps?
May 24, 2012 10:06 PM

Q: How is Roxul better than foam absorption material for bass traps? A: For bass trapping, Roxul soundproofing insulation does a great job from the deep bass and up, while foam wedges seem to do very little to nothing until you reach 250hz. Foam wedge bass traps had virtually no effect on the decay time [...]

How is Roxul better than foam absorption material for acoustic sound panels?
May 24, 2012 10:05 PM

Q: How is Roxul better than foam absorption material for acoustic sound panels? A: While 2-inch panels are effective down to 250Hz, foam panels are useless below 500hz. You also need two times as many foam panels to match the effectiveness of our 2″ sound panels. Not to mention, acoustic sound panels just look better! [...]