(un)Healthy Studio Air

Posted by: freddynl

(un)Healthy Studio Air - 01/05/02 06:43 AM

Allthough not directly an arranger board question I decided to post here as I think it is a topic for most of us.

I am building an extra floor in the topfloor of my house, which will reduce the m3 of my hobbyroom with all the equipment and studio setup.

As you may or may not know, the amplifiers/pc monitors etc.. all produce a small amount of odeur which is pretty unhealthy.

As I am not in a subtropic climate so open windows are no option for obvious reasons.

I wonder if any of you know of a unit which absorbes the unwanted gasses out of the air.

thanks for any suggestions,

Fred
Posted by: Roel

Re: (un)Healthy Studio Air - 01/05/02 07:00 AM

Hi Fred,
I agree they produce a kind of 'smell' especially after I brought in my SD1 and PA speakers after 1 or more gigs. (smoke alike)
Electronic equipment does produce another kind of smell but I do not think it is 'unhealthy' (schadelijk voor de gezondheid)

My studio is about 2.5 x 2.5 m and I have no complaints. Just use a small adjustable ventilation hole. (e.g. in the window : rooster boven het thermopane)

The use of air-purifier equipment is useless and on top of that they produce NOISE !

Roel
Posted by: Graham UK

Re: (un)Healthy Studio Air - 01/05/02 08:58 AM

I think most of the smell in my Music Room is produced by me and not the equipment...HA!!!

Graham UK

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