The Main Recording Room

    The "Main" room is approximately 20ft by 30ft with a 12ft ceiling height.  The most striking feature is its array of reflection phase grating diffusers which occupies one of the room's long walls.  Windows look from the main room into all the other rooms in the studio, allowing a band to track drums, two guitars, and bass simultaneously.  Most of the remaining wall surface is covered by numerous bass traps, along with a few polycylindrical diffuser/absorbers.  The ceiling is treated with 4 polycylinders and four high-mid absorber "clouds".  There are six taps for the 16-channel digital headphone system located in the room, along with two 16-channel microphone cable panels. 

	Looking from the Isolation Room 1 door toward the control room.  The wood-covered rectangles above the door and window are some of the bass traps.  Most of one of the high-mid frequency absorbing "clouds" can be seen, suspended from the ceiling on chains.  There are four clouds in the room, each suspended a different distance from the ceiling.  Mounted in the short wall below the diffuser array are two 16-channel microphone cable panels.
	Looking from Isolation room 2 door toward the control room.   This gives a little better view of the bass traps (Above the door and window).  Built into the corner, to the left of the diffuser array, is a 16-inch deep bass trap.
	Looking from the Control Room door toward the entry door.  The near and far windows look into Isolation Rooms 2 and 1, respectively.  More of the bass traps and one polycylinder can be seen in this view.  The door near the picture's center leads to the bathroom.  The white object above the bathroom door is the room's heat/ac unit.  These "mini-split" units are very efficient and quiet!