Re: [microsound] (OT) Soundproofing

[Bill Jarboe <billjarboe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 Well , if you'll excuse me for being so bold; that you need an
anechoic structure in between.
 Now, I know alot about anechoic structures , even to the point of
designing an anechoic jetplane once (or twice) , and an anechoic opera.
Yet anyway I digress . The point is one doesn't need to be building an
anechoic chamber n order to employ and enjoy anechoic structures.

  So, if you're too lazy to build the wedges yourself try the foamy
stuff with the spikes . I'm sure it will work out ok.
the simplified rain?
On Feb 25, 2005, at 7:12 PM, Ben Swire wrote:

> I recently moved into an apartment in which my bedroom
> is separated from my roommate's room by a large
> sliding door, measuring 6'x7.5'.  I am trying to
> figure out an easy affordable solution to help block
> sound between the rooms.  The door will remain
> permanently closed.  I would rather not have to deal
> with the procedure of constructing a wall using
> sheetrock, and I need something that I can remove upon
> moving out of the apartment.  I was thinking that
> perhaps I would build a frame in the doorway in front
> of the door on both sides using 2"x2" sheets of wood,
> and then put up sheets of "Soundstop" insulation from
> Home Depot behind plywood .  Does anyone have
> experience creating sound barriers.  I am not
> expecting the room to be dead quiet, I just want to
> help cut down the sound in an efficient manner.  Any
> advice would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
> Ben
> www.foundrysite.com/benswire
>
>
>
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