Room Acoustics Forum by Rives Audio

Posted by Ethan Winer (M) on February 23, 2008 at 09:42:20

In Reply to: RE: Some grammatical acoustics concerns… posted by siramazing on February 23, 2008 at 06:31:28

> Acoustic Walls are manufactured to reduce the amount of sound traveling from room to room in a house (sound proofing). <

OH! I had no idea you were asking about isolation. Walls that isolate well are generally worse for the sound inside the room. This is a sad fact of acoustics. I'm not an isolation expert, but I do know that Green Glue is a popular and effective product:

www.greengluecompany.com

The site above has a lot of advice about sound isolation.

> I am trying to achieve sound absorbtion, not sound proofing, with the goal of reducing mid/high glare. <

Okay, now we're back to four inch thick rigid fiberglass.

--Ethan

• RE: Some grammatical acoustics concerns… - siramazing 11:29:02 02/23/08 (1)
  • RE: Some grammatical acoustics concerns… - Ethan Winer 09:30:22 02/24/08 (0)

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