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:: General tips :: |
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Use carpet rather than wood
floors for soundproofing |
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To help soundproof rooms,
instead of using the stylish wood floors, install carpet; carpet absorbs
much noise, especially when walking across the room. |
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Lower the subwoofer's volume
for less audio traveling |
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If music that you play is
bothering someone else, instead of just lowering the volume, try not to
use the subwoofer; the type of audio waves that travel most are low
frequency waves, those are the audio waves that sound a boomy. |
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Soundproof the house while it
is being built |
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It is much better to soundproof
a house when it is being built. |
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:: Basic Tips :: |
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Not all areas in a house are
affected by noise the same |
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If you opt for soundproofing
your house, remember that not all the areas of the house are affected
equally by noise; and being you who live there and hear all the noise,
tell the people soundproofing the house where the noisiest part of the
house is. |
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Use curtains for soundproofing |
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To avoid some of the outside
noise from coming in, invest in thick lined curtains; but if spending a
bit more for your tranquility is not an issue, get acoustic laminated
glass instead of plain glass. |
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