| Indoor architectural acoustic treatment [message #321504] |
Sat, 10 May 2008 16:28  |
 Craig Hauber
Messages: 234
Registered: December 2004
Location: Simi Valley California |
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I have a client with a very reverberant restaurant space he wants to tastefully work in something to reduce the gymnasium tone of the place. Drywall ceiling and walls, mirrors,full storefront glass wall, hardwood and concrete floors etc...
I don't think he needs anything too scientific, but where does one begin in such a process?
I've seen cloth covered panels and that thick "pressed strands" type panels on other jobsites but don't know what the stuff is actually called or where you get it.
I just do his restaurant chain A/V but he comes to me for advice, so where do I send him. This location is in Ventura CA -I don't know of any specific acoustics firms to even recommend.
So anybody with any experience around this aspect of systems design and install have any advise?
(I'm also going to call some of the G.C.s I've worked with on previous jobs on monday and see if they have any leads.)
thanks
Craig Hauber
CSA Productions Inc.
Simi Valley & Burbank CA
www.csaproductionsinc.com
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| Re: Indoor architectural acoustic treatment [message #321565 is a reply to message #321504 ] |
Sat, 10 May 2008 21:09  |
Brad Weber
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Registered: December 2005
Location: Marietta, GA |
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Craig,
If you are going to be involved in a good number of installs then you may want to develop a relationship with an acoustician in the area. I have several local audio and AV Contractors that I work with fairly regularly when they need help on some of their projects and I know other acoustical consultants that do the same.
Brad Weber
muse Audio Video
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