From Norway with Sound

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Hi!

I'm a guy from Norway that have gotten a little hooked on horns..

Just moved in a new house last summer, and have almost managed to finish the Mancave/TV-room/guest-room.
I am installing a sliding door on the right side here, to provide a little sound proofing to the rest of the house.

My stereo setup:


The back wall got some hours in it:







The room got electrical piping to to hide speaker wires and such.

Currently looking for a WAF friendly subwoofer build, to fit my speakers and limited space.

I am really looking forward to get the time to sit down and just listen.


Best regards,

John

[Tom Smit]

Hi John. Welcome to the forum! Your room is coming along nicely.

Are you going to be watching a lot of movies? If so, the THT may be the one for you. It can be built in one of two different forms as shown on the sales page.

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Hi John. Welcome to the forum! Your room is coming along nicely.

Thanks!
Looking forward to finish it! Curious about how the back-wall will turn out. Now it got some 2" acoustic dampening plates and I got some grey scene molton to cover that wall.

Are you going to be watching a lot of movies? If so, the THT may be the one for you. It can be built in one of two different forms as shown on the sales page.

I have been watching a lot of movies before buildig the new house. So, after things settle down a bit, probably.
Actually, I was looking at the Table Tuba version. WAF considerations...

[Tom Smit]

The TT is an excellent choice as well! As you probably know, it comes in two different style to suit the room.
As a fore-warning, you might find that the sliding door is going to rattle with the sub frequencies.

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The TT is an excellent choice as well! As you probably know, it comes in two different style to suit the room.
As a fore-warning, you might find that the sliding door is going to rattle with the sub frequencies.

I did purchase a solid door to up the weight a bit on it, and my plan is to close the gaps around the door to soundproof it a little. Hopefully that will stabilize the door a bit. Luckily the wall the door is sitting in is very solid due to my acoustic work on it.
Thanks for your warning! I'll keep it in mind installing this thing.