I have a question? Do those screws you put into the wall around (1:38 timestamp) the ones you out in before the wood “cleat” are those screws for strength? I’m asking because wouldn’t you need to find a stud in the wall ? Or did you already find them or you used that giant gray screw for strength?
Those are screw in drywall anchors that accept the screws, there are also drywall anchors that you hammer in once you drill the hole. Either will work for this application. Thanks for watching!
@@soundheadquarters Thanks for responding, I really thank you. I love your work and I’m learning. I have one more question, if I may? Those drywall anchors they are just screwed or hammered into drywall or into the stud or the wood behind the drywall? For sound panels I assume that you drill into studs in the drywall because of the weight of the panels but you use anchors but are the anchors screwed into the studs or just the drywall?
@@OverflowMusicStudio These anchors are just screwed into the drywall, not necessary to screw into the stud. These particular anchors are rated at 50 pounds, and with two anchors per panel plenty strong enough to hold the 30 pound or so panels without hitting stud. Thanks for watching!
Hey man! Im from the UK and looking to acoustically treat my new office/studio. Its approx 2mx4m and Im wondering how much treatment to use to get the room pretty dead. I do voiceover and Im a singer. If you have any suggestions that would be great 🙏🏾
It would be interesting to hear some pre and post audio or live within the room to hear the transformation.
I have a question? Do those screws you put into the wall around (1:38 timestamp) the ones you out in before the wood “cleat” are those screws for strength? I’m asking because wouldn’t you need to find a stud in the wall ? Or did you already find them or you used that giant gray screw for strength?
Those are screw in drywall anchors that accept the screws, there are also drywall anchors that you hammer in once you drill the hole. Either will work for this application. Thanks for watching!
@@soundheadquarters Thanks for responding, I really thank you. I love your work and I’m learning. I have one more question, if I may? Those drywall anchors they are just screwed or hammered into drywall or into the stud or the wood behind the drywall? For sound panels I assume that you drill into studs in the drywall because of the weight of the panels but you use anchors but are the anchors screwed into the studs or just the drywall?
@@OverflowMusicStudio These anchors are just screwed into the drywall, not necessary to screw into the stud. These particular anchors are rated at 50 pounds, and with two anchors per panel plenty strong enough to hold the 30 pound or so panels without hitting stud. Thanks for watching!
Hey man! Im from the UK and looking to acoustically treat my new office/studio. Its approx 2mx4m and Im wondering how much treatment to use to get the room pretty dead. I do voiceover and Im a singer. If you have any suggestions that would be great 🙏🏾
If you email me at soundheadquartersinc@gmail.com I’d be happy to set up a consult call! Thanks for watching!