This forum is really about room acoustics, treatments, speaker placement and processing. While you are free to discuss other types of equipment here, there are probably better forums to discuss them than this one. Check the speakers forums on ART to discuss speakers, for example. This forum is primarily for discussing things like bass traps and absorbent materials and proper positioning of speakers to get the best sound.
Do you have any suggestions for a room with just one window but also needs to block off extra sound coming from other rooms (like say the living room for example)? I am having an issue with this now more than every since the weather is warm and neighborhood kids are out playing and the such.
Wayne Parham Messages: 18677 Registered: January 2001
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What is the issue? Are you trying to block sound from outside? Or are you trying to improve sound quality from your home theater and/or stereo system? Or both?
If absorption is needed, can you use foam wedges or would you prefer more domestic things like drapes?
I would like to try and block sound from outside my apartment. I frequently have to talk with clients in the evening and am bombarded (suddenly) by loud groups of party goers entering or exiting my apartment complex.
Wayne Parham Messages: 18677 Registered: January 2001
Illuminati (33rd Degree)
Well, of course, the best treatments aren't cheap, and probably you wouldn't want to perform them unless you owned your home. But for something that is relatively inexpensive and provides real benefit, try using mover's blankets to absorb some of the sound.
Thanks Wayne. I think the moving blanket is a good idea as I can't have any permanent solutions as a renter. I would have never guessed there was a web site dedicated to them though.
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