Upon taking over a pre-existing studio space, Wally called SKSCR, inc. to assess the current condition and make recommendations to upgrade isolation and acoustic performance. The control/studio room conditions were far from ideal and extensive remodeling work was needed to get the rooms into working order. The control room walls were completely covered in carpet and isolation to an adjoining office was a concern. Recommendations included removing carpets, adding vinyl barrier to the adjoining wall system, and sealing doors with neoprene gaskets. Wally purchased raw fiberglass and fabric wrapped it himself. The panels were placed onto walls and hung from the ceilings for broadband absorption. Additionally, he built a 3 panel booth for his studio space and utilized existing materials to build a slatted diffusor in his control room. A DIY success story!