This has probably been coverd but,,,,, Foam

[Freudian Slip]

your money is better spent on 703. i would not buy acoustic treatment from anyone that claims that it does "soundproofing", no matter what the material or specs.

Well at least I'm not that foolish to believe that for a second. Thats just how they register it with search engines hoping poeple who don't know any better won't look. They have them selves covered on the site, but it's a pretty crapy sales technique. At least aularex does sell some sound proofing products. Foam by mail does not, that I saw at least.

If you steam rolled a 5 foot thick pile of foam down to a inch or so It might begin to have some sound proofing qualitys


F.S.

 

[Ethan Winer]

No, but I e-mailed them and asked if they were sure about the audio specs and mentioned that someone I knew tested their product and came up with significantly varying results from theirs. The e-mail was set up to be nice and sincerely inquisitive, with lots of proper, respectful wording in the greeting and closing, so they should have replied back just to defend their position and keep their good name to a potential customer. But, nada/zilch/zip in replies from them...and that inquiry was made over 3 months ago.

Interesting, thanks for the report!

--Ethan