Acoustical Solutions
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Do you have an acoustical problem but don’t know where to start?
I can help. My name is Matt Boughan and I am an Acoustical Sales Application Engineer, which is different than an Acoustical Engineer. Acoustical Engineers are very highly trained individuals with advanced degrees in the Science of Acoustics. These folks are typically going deep. Do you happen to have a Jet Engine Testing facility right […] Read More »
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Green Glue Soundproofing
Green Glue Soundproofing products provide economical solutions for reducing sound transmission in commercial, residential and industrial applications. It can be used in wall, floor and ceiling assemblies. When applied, the damping compound, sound sealant, isolation clips and joist tape assist to diminish the amount of sound and noise being passed from room to room. These […] Read More »
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Why do I need an Acoustic Engineer?
Why do I need an Acoustic Engineer? We get this question often. So, here we will attempt to answer it. So, when do you need one and what do they provide? Being an acoustical engineer, people often ask me what I do and what do I produce and deliver to my customers. If it’s a […] Read More »
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ClearSonic
ClearSonic products help captivate and control sound for musical instruments and vocals both on stage or in the studio. Drum shield panels are used to block the direct path of sound by providing separation between instruments. The IsoPacs, available in an array of configurations, provide isolation for drums, guitars amps, brass and woodwind instruments or […] Read More »
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Panel Fabrics
We offer a massive line of acoustical panel fabrics in a variety of colors and styles to meet just about any design requirement. The Guilford of Maine fabrics are available in various weaves and textures. Many consist of recycled content with directional and non-direction patterns. Typically, these panel fabrics are used to wrap or cover […] Read More »
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Vibration Control
Vibration control is the process of interrupting the physical transmission of sound through an object. This may be done through mechanical means, using various damping compounds, or inserting vibration absorbing rubber and neoprene between construction assemblies or machinery parts. Floor Underlayments Floor underlayments are installed underneath finished floor systems to reduce impact noise, footfall and […] Read More »
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Outdoor Noise Control
Outdoor Noise Control operates under a completely different set of conditions when compared to architectural acoustics. Consequently, you will require specialized materials. The acoustic materials will need the ability to survive outdoor elements. For heavy duty machine enclosures, a custom IAC Acoustics Moduline® Acoustic Enclosure may be the solution. Customization with almost no limits makes […] Read More »
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Acoustic Ceiling Clouds
Our acoustic ceiling clouds are suspended horizontally from ceilings to help with your architectural design goals and in reducing ambient noise in a space. They come in a variety of materials, sizes and shapes and are fire rated to meet public building code requirements. With a variety of available finishes, including fabric wrapped ceiling clouds, […] Read More »
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PrivacyShield® Soundproofing for Speech Privacy
PrivacyShield® soundproofing for speech privacy uses materials specifically designed to use in existing suspended ceiling grids along with a window seal kit. The PrivacyShield® series of products puts a sound barrier in place between you and the noise source, eliminating the need for sound masking. This allows you to carry out your conversations without having […] Read More »
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Sonex® Acoustic Foams
Sonex® Acoustic Foams are the industry standard for noise reducing foam. Beginning 40 years ago, it was the first to provide foam to the recording and broadcast industries. Also, the first to provide a real Class 1 fire rated fiber-free acoustical foam. Put a torch to Sonex® fire-rated foam and put a torch to the […] Read More »
