New Milford, CT, USA - May 13, 2008 - RealTraps has announced a clever new use and mounting arrangement for their existing line of bass traps and acoustic panels.
MiniGobos are available in a variety of sizes and configurations to favor
either isolation, bass trapping, or broadband absorption. MiniGobos are
based on our standard line of MiniTraps, MicroTraps, and MondoTraps, using
hinges to join two or more panels together as a single unit that's stable,
easy to handle, and self-supporting. The hinged MiniTraps at left adds
substantial bass trapping in any room. Add a ficus tree or similar as shown
for visual appeal.
As bass traps or broadband absorbers, MiniGobos are an attractive and
portable room treatment solution that avoids the need for stands or wall
mounting. Simply place the hinged panels at right angles in each corner for
bass trapping, or in a shallow "V" at reflection points as shown at left.
For corner bass traps you'll use standard style MiniTraps or MondoTraps -
for reflection points you'll instead use HF style panels. The hinged
MicroTraps shown here are perfect for reflection points, especially in front
of a permanent fixture such as a fireplace or book shelf.
Here, four 2x4 MicroGobos are connected to form a single absorbing barrier
four feet high and eight feet long. You can easily connect any number of MiniGobos or MicroGobos to totally surround even the largest drum set. Best
of all, the same panels can be used when recording, and again in the control room when mixing.
According to RealTraps co-owner Ethan Winer, "Besides their obvious use as
affordable instrument gobos in recording studios, our new portable panel arrangement is equally attractive for renters. This lets people treat their
rooms without mounting or installation. Even if you own your own home, often it's desirable to be able to remove treatment from the room when
entertaining visitors."
Please see the MiniGobo page on our web site for additional details and more
photos: p_minigoboRealTraps is owned by Ethan Winer and Doug Ferrara. Ethan is known
throughout the audio industry for his many technical articles in audio and
computer magazines, and he has engineered and produced several classical
music CDs, including a recording of his own cello concerto. Doug is a
professional musician and recording engineer who holds an advanced degree
from Rensselaer Polytechnic and has been a systems engineer for Intel and
Motorola.
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