Saxophonist Needs Practice Room in Basement

[chugheshc]

you're probably right, I was just armchair quarterbacking on the 2" thing.
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it's a total pain in the ass working around stuff, my whole basement is full of pipes, off level floors, jogs in the walls, ledge around the edge where it goes from brick to stone. I started in August 2005 and finished in... well maybe next month? I figure I have 300 - 600 hours in the whole project, at least 100 hours in my pocket studio... sheesh thats almost an hour per square foot?
labor of love, obviously.
C.

 

[baffled]

Anyone out there?
Steve,
I was hoping you would get back to me after posting the pics of the ceiling to give me your thoughts on how to go about isolating it. Anyone else's thought are appreciated as well. Thanks everyone.
Keith

 

[Giganova]

Hey baffled --

have you seen this saxophone practice room already? Text is in German, but you can scroll down to see pics.

http://www.simplysax.de/Proberaum.htm

Cheers,
Stefan

 

[baffled]

Thanks Stefan,
Looks like he's got himself a nice little room. Wish I could understand more German. I wonder if that was just standard 24" (or some metric equivalent) batts. I also haven't come across those isolation clips for metal studs before. I could have used some of those. Thanks for the link.
Keith

 

[TimOBrien]

Wish I could understand more German.

Keith, just go to babelfish.altavista.com and copy the URL of the webpage into the "Translate a Web Page" box.
Set it on the dropdown menu to go from German to English.

Easy!

 

[baffled]

Thanks Tim
Keith