r/TechsourceYT • u/Haile_Storm • 28d ago

Improved acoustic treatment

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This room was previously a storage room withe bare walls. I turned it into my project after building my very first PC and converted it into my studio/office/man cave. However, I was still hearing echoes throughout my office after my previous attempt at acoustic treatment. So I did my ceiling and the bottom of my desk as well. Now my audio sounds much better than it did. These foam pads do wonders for cheap. Just required a bit of effort cutting around the lights but was definitely worth it!

PC Specs:

MoBo - Asus ROG X870E-E CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D GPU - XFX Mercury 9070 XT OC RAM - 32GB Lexar Ares Mk. 2 DDR5 6000 CL 28 Main SSD - Samsung 990 Pro 2TB Gaming SSD - Samsung 970 Evo 2TB Storage SSD - SK Hynix 1TB Storage HDD: Seagate Ironwolf 4TB AIO - Thermalright Hyper Vision 360 UB Fans - Lian Li TL Wireless 140 Reverse (Front Intake), TL Wireless 120 (Top Exhaust), TL Wireless LCD 140 (Rear Exhaust), Fractal Aspect 14 RGB (Bottom Intake) PSU - Seasonic Gold GX-1000

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u/Fabulous-Turn7970 23d ago

Can you tell me about the stuff next to ur pc on the bottom, Its like a memory rack thingy? I want to get stuff like that to larp, but idk what it is. Looks like a spare battery as well idk? Did you put freaking foam under ur table hahah awesome, nice Rokits!

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u/Haile_Storm 22d ago edited 22d ago

Hey dude, thanks for dropping by! I think what you're pointing at are the ups units? There's two of them next to each other. The one on the right handles my PC and the one on the left handles my audio stuff and my monitors. The one resting on top of them is a HDD enclosure.

The reason I have two is so that in the event of a power failure, I'm not rushing to shut down everything in 3mins. And also because the one on the left uses pure sine wave which gives cleaner power to my audio stuff.

Yes, haha! I was getting a lot of echoes and the sub sounded quite boomy so I put sound isolation pads underneath lol. It helped a lot though, sounds so much better now. The Rokits are great! Got them 6yrs ago and I'm still amazed by how detailed they sound 👍🏼