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<blockquote data-quote="keep_hope_alive" data-source="post: 8482840" data-attributes="member: 576029">i appreciate the complements.&nbsp; the build logs are meant to inspire.I have a bachelors of science in electrical engineering.&nbsp; i&#039;m both an electrical engineer and acoustics engineer.&nbsp; i design buildings - healthcare, educational, industrial.&nbsp; i perform acoustical analysis and testing, design and problem-solving.&nbsp; my methods are a combination of 20 years experience in car audio and proven acoustical applications.&nbsp; i try to recommend budget-friendly materials that can be implemented in useful ways.&nbsp; what&#039;s new to one industry is old news to another.in the doors above, i spent at least 20 hours in the front two doors.&nbsp; i clean all surfaces, remove all wiring and keep track of all mounting points, then i re-lay wiring after treatments are in.&nbsp; it&#039;s very time consuming, but i consider it to be a lot of fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keep_hope_alive, post: 8482840, member: 576029"] i appreciate the complements. the build logs are meant to inspire. I have a bachelors of science in electrical engineering. i'm both an electrical engineer and acoustics engineer. i design buildings - healthcare, educational, industrial. i perform acoustical analysis and testing, design and problem-solving. my methods are a combination of 20 years experience in car audio and proven acoustical applications. i try to recommend budget-friendly materials that can be implemented in useful ways. what's new to one industry is old news to another. in the doors above, i spent at least 20 hours in the front two doors. i clean all surfaces, remove all wiring and keep track of all mounting points, then i re-lay wiring after treatments are in. it's very time consuming, but i consider it to be a lot of fun. [/QUOTE]

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