Acoustically treated ductwork has been manufactured and is ready to be installed over the next two days.
The plan we’ve come up with for ventilation system in the studio, is a ducted heat pump and air handler for cooling needs in the summer, with a sidearm ERV for fresh air ventilation and exchange from the inside / outside. As for heating needs, we already have propane fired hot water radiant heat in the polished concrete slab. Fresh air will be pumped into the front wall at ceiling height of the control room, then pass thru the amp locker, and dump into the live room. Stale air will be removed from the live room at ceiling height, on it’s return combining with stale air in the control room, and then be pumped back outside. The ERV heat pump will also dehumidify, and condense out into the drain to daylight, offsite.
Getting the ductwork installed, will allow us to then box in similar to Congleton’s new studio buildout (see photos below), and then proceed with framing and installing the massive corner bass traps along the front wall of the control room.