In Part I and II of How to Sound Proof Your Office, we discussed how…
MikeSorensenApril 8, 2012
For today's daily audiophile roundup I would like to share another article written by Bobby…
MikeSorensenApril 4, 2012
I came across an article written by Andy Cerota of abclocal.go.com as I was combing…
MikeSorensenApril 4, 2012
I would like to share this article that Bobby Owsinski posted on his blog for…
MikeSorensenApril 4, 2012
In an office, we have noise that takes many forms. We have the most obvious,…
MikeSorensenApril 4, 2012
I would love to share this article I came across while I was doing my…
MikeSorensenApril 3, 2012
For today's daily audiophile roundup I would like to share this excellent article written by…
MikeSorensenApril 3, 2012
In part I, we discussed room resonances, parallel walls, room size and volume, and the…
MikeSorensenApril 2, 2012
Sound proofing a room has to do with two types of energy and the direction…
MikeSorensenApril 1, 2012
.Plaster is a viable middle and high frequency absorber. We have used it many times in new builds that have…
Hi Dennis I'm curious what you think of acoustic perforated plaster - say CST Galaxy -on particularly ceilings in music…
To increase the ceiling sonic height without structural modifications, you can use quadratic diffusion. Diffusion is a technology to make…
I required from an entrepreneur the building of a home cinema with precise INTERIOR dimensions of 9m x 6m x…