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Posted Oct 13th 2006 9:03AM by Adam Nielson
I have done some pretty silly things in the name of trying to block out noise. From recording in the bathroom, to sitting at my computer with a lapel mic and heavy blanket draped over my head. all of these "bubble gum and paper clip" methods were marginal soundproofing at best. I don't currently have the need to record voice-over at home, but if I did, I Would give Sorber Panels some serious thought.
The maker, Clearsonic, claims its panels perform at over 90% noise reduction efficiency. They are made of 1.5" thick compressed fiberglass and other materials, which the company claims allow the Sorber Panels to absorb sound, rather than deflect it.
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Technorati Tags: soundproofing, portable soundproofing
Posted Oct 13th 2006 9:03AM by Adam Nielson
I have done some pretty silly things in the name of trying to block out noise. From recording in the bathroom, to sitting at my computer with a lapel mic and heavy blanket draped over my head. all of these "bubble gum and paper clip" methods were marginal soundproofing at best. I don't currently have the need to record voice-over at home, but if I did, I Would give Sorber Panels some serious thought.
The maker, Clearsonic, claims its panels perform at over 90% noise reduction efficiency. They are made of 1.5" thick compressed fiberglass and other materials, which the company claims allow the Sorber Panels to absorb sound, rather than deflect it.
Read More
Technorati Tags: soundproofing, portable soundproofing
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