The Case for Acoustic Treatment
Since I record videos in my shop, the quality of the audio is very important to me. Most garages and shops features lots of hard surfaces and that means voices and tool noise tends to bounce around the space creating lots of echo and reverberations. To combat that, I’m installing ATS Acoustic Panels (2′ x 4′) on the ceiling. These panels are actually pretty easy to make as they consist of a acoustic panel core, a solid frame, a plywood back, all with a layer of acoustically-transparent fabric on top. But it’s been a few months since I built a piece of furniture and time is money, so I decided to buy my panels instead of building them myself.
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when experiencing resistance trying to remove the intake manifold you will need to:
1- remove the bolt that holds the electric distribution wire to the intake manifold.
2- remove the brake booster vacuum hose.
3- unplugs the harness that connects to the actuator
4- you might need to disconnect the 2 knock sensors and 1 temperature sensor if they are fed through the actuator arms.