http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/ ... ndproofing
It's for soundproofing an apartment (condo), but some ideas should be applicable to what we do (esp. if you enclose your entire PC like I've done in the past ).
Wired Article: How to Soundproof an Apartment
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Re: Wired Article: How to Soundproof an Apartment
Thanks, cool article.Capsaicin wrote:http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/ ... ndproofing
It's for soundproofing an apartment (condo), but some ideas should be applicable to what we do (esp. if you enclose your entire PC like I've done in the past ).
I'd like to know how to do the same with a house!
The biggest 'noise holes' are the windows and doors, windows being the worst.
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/mar98/a ... ofing.htmlThe biggest 'noise holes' are the windows and doors, windows being the worst.
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Thanks Jag!jaganath wrote:http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/mar98/a ... ofing.htmlThe biggest 'noise holes' are the windows and doors, windows being the worst.
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I wonder if that Green Glue would be useful in a PC. It says it needs to be applied between two stiff layers. What if you did something like this: PC case, Green Glue, mass-loaded vinyl (such as McMaster part number 54665T32 page 3397)?
Too bad it's only sold by the case.
Are there are dozen people willing to go in on an order with me and split the price?
Too bad it's only sold by the case.
Are there are dozen people willing to go in on an order with me and split the price?