Room Sound Treatments

[bz1080p]

Good morning,
Someone else may have already found this site but it has some really great prices on acoustical treatments.

http://www.foambymail.com

I haven't bought any yet but hopefully this with be of help.
Let me know if this works out for you.
Thanks, bz1080p

[kareface]

Originally Posted by bz1080p

Good morning,
Someone else may have already found this site but it has some really great prices on acoustical treatments.

http://www.foambymail.com

I haven't bought any yet but hopefully this with be of help.
Let me know if this works out for you.
Thanks, bz1080p

Foam isn't as effective as fibrous products. If you're going to go the route of room treatments I highly suggest looking into OC703, OC705 or rockwool panels. If you call around you can usually find them rather cheap (I found twelve 2" panels for ~150$ locally) and are pretty easy to build a panel with. The panels will be much more effective in the problem frequencies ranges then almost any foam product.

[DangeRuss]

Originally Posted by kareface

Foam isn't as effective as fibrous products. If you're going to go the route of room treatments I highly suggest looking into OC703, OC705 or rockwool panels. If you call around you can usually find them rather cheap (I found twelve 2" panels for ~150$ locally) and are pretty easy to build a panel with. The panels will be much more effective in the problem frequencies ranges then almost any foam product.

Sounds good . I'm interested in treatments for my space also. Where would I go to find more info on the panels you've mentioned ?

[bz1080p]

You can follow the link in my post to their site.
The sound products are similar to what Aurelex offers and they list the rating for various sizes/thickness.
Just mentioning this as an alternative not the best possible
Thx

[jomari]

most of the details can be found in this sticky...

acoustic research material

i concur with Kareface on this, another great mind on acoustics...

[Johnny Vinyl]

What about Roxul?

John

[kareface]

Originally Posted by John72953

What about Roxul?

John

It's a fibrous insulator so it'll outperform foam and is on par or better with fiberglass depending on the density.