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Sound Proofing Basics
Hi, i'm about to move into a house and I need to know what it'll cost me and how to sound proof it as best as possible with the intent on cost effectiveness. I just need to be able to play in the middle of the night without neighborly problems. It doesn't have to be perfect.
Can you point me to a guide or anything that may help me? |
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Carpet or thick blankets hanging about 4" away from the walls (causing a dead air space) will help. Checkout Ethan Winer's acoustics forum... although Ethan is all about acoustic treatment, there's some good sound proofing ideas there too... here's a link.
http://www.musicplayer.com/cgi-bin/u...nt=;DaysPrune= |
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Double layer those walls, carpet directly on the walls, then heavy drapes or blankets hung a few inches away from the walls, this deadens the room quite a bit but it stops a lot of sound. Foam on the celing (not foam rubber, that's gust good for padding) that's about the fastest and cheapest things i can think of.
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