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I have a few from the executive collection on my short list View attachment 3083902 view attachment 3083903 the executive black is definitely the most reflective and most transparent of the at black fabric samples i have. That particular line has a nice open weave like fr701 but with a finer thread, so it has less of a burlap look/feel

The dmd is definitely acoustically transparent (based on the highly. View attachment 3083896 here they are with all the lights off hanging from the top of my 120 screen with my optoma uhd50 on Tvs are on their way or in the hands of users

Fabric wall covering choices (dmd versus gom versus gik) jump to latest 7.3k views 6 replies 3 participants last post by nathan_h jan 20, 2022 nathan_h discussion starter

Was thinking to make the fabric frame out of 3/4 plywood 2 wide strip, then mount it to wall idea is to cover mainly the area on the side of the screen with fabric frame I'm looking to add some acoutstic panels to my dedicated theater and was wondering if i'm going to notice a major difference between 1 and 2 thick. What is the solution or stock answer From time to time i've seen builds posted where the screen wall looks like a load bearing wall, so last week when i had mine apart for carpet installation i took a couple of pics to document my approach which is minimal and considering i intend to join the 2:35 club at some point easy to modify.

I was originally planning on using carpet halfway up the sides and back wall and use gom fabric on the upper portions However, the book shows the coefficient of carpet (low pile) as being.01 with 125hz sound According to this the coefficients of carpet are more reflective then window glass, which is.04 (small panes). I used gom, chocolate color for fabric, behind it is 1 semi rigid fiberglass insulation for sound absorption.

The dmd seems almost identical to the gom

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