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Posted by dj dothan on Aug-04-2003 01:42:

Soundproofing

Is there a way for me to be able to soundproof my room without spending like thousands of dollars on someone to do it for me? I wanna soundproof my room by myself with a pretty decent budget but i dont know how....can anyone help me??

thanks!

dj dotan

Posted by Sharpy on Aug-04-2003 01:58:

Mum keeps telling me to stick egg cartons all over the walls. hahaha

Posted by VaNFeCto on Aug-04-2003 01:59:

I was at guitar center they had like this insulation in a roll, if I remember correctly it works really well, well at least thats what the guy told me, but how u apply it I do not know.

Posted by RobertRollie on Aug-04-2003 11:53:

Well short of buying a whole bunch of foam and sticking it to the walls, or surrounding the room in a vacuum The best suggestion i have is to put up curtain rails all the way around your room and hang some heavy felt or velvet drapes. Premade ones are quite expensive but you can doa botch job yourself by buying a shit load of felt/velvet double it over and sew up it up. For extra effect, you can try stuffing them with foam sheets.

Posted by DjTasper on Aug-04-2003 21:59:

i don't know if this is what you are looking for but i think it might be it's for acousitc sound but if i read it right it said it had bass traps and stuff like that at a decent price. it comes in kits starting at $300 then up depending on your room size

http://pssl.com/asearchresults.tpl?...003080414461800

Posted by dj dothan on Aug-07-2003 00:24:

another question

is velvet and felt the only type of fabric that absorbs sound best? What other types of materials are good to use that will absorb the sound very well?

thanks

dj dotan

Posted by dj dothan on Aug-10-2003 04:38:

I fOunD tHe GrEaTeSt SoUnDpRoOfInG sItE

i JUST FOUND THE GREATEST SOUNDPROOFING SITE! BUT YOU HAVE TO HAVE MONEY TO DO IT!

http://www.soundproofing101.com/sound_proofing_6.htm