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Hello all,
I recently acquired a soundbar and woofer and am now trying to plan the acoustics of the space such that the sound does not bother my neighbors and the echo is minimized. I have looked at sound isolators, acoustic paneling, foam and rugs as potential elements in this space to improve mids and lows and to minimize sound transmission to my neighbors.
The room itself is a living section of a 1-bedroom apartment. The living room is wide and square shaped next to the kitchen / dinette area on one side and a sliding glass door to a balcony overlooking a busy street where cars and police pass by frequently.
I have a few questions so bare with me:
What materials would be needed to best improve sound quality and dampen/dissipate sound traveling to my neighbors?
Is it possible to not transmit any sound to my neighbors given the constraints of the room itself?
Will an isolator or specialized isolation feet prevent subwoofer vibrations/sounds from traveling across rooms/apartments?
Thanks,
Cinemaphile
I recently acquired a soundbar and woofer and am now trying to plan the acoustics of the space such that the sound does not bother my neighbors and the echo is minimized. I have looked at sound isolators, acoustic paneling, foam and rugs as potential elements in this space to improve mids and lows and to minimize sound transmission to my neighbors.
The room itself is a living section of a 1-bedroom apartment. The living room is wide and square shaped next to the kitchen / dinette area on one side and a sliding glass door to a balcony overlooking a busy street where cars and police pass by frequently.
I have a few questions so bare with me:
What materials would be needed to best improve sound quality and dampen/dissipate sound traveling to my neighbors?
Is it possible to not transmit any sound to my neighbors given the constraints of the room itself?
Will an isolator or specialized isolation feet prevent subwoofer vibrations/sounds from traveling across rooms/apartments?
Thanks,
Cinemaphile