Spaces that create an echo, or are noisy even when very little sound is being made, need sound absorptive materials. These spaces are probably large, open, or have many hard surfaces. Absorptive treatments will help contain sound energy rather than reflect it, lowering reverberation.
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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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Alpha Acoustic Foam
The Alpha Acoustic Foams absorb sound and reduce reverberation for a wide range of applications. The core material is a Class 1 or A fire-rated. This means they are safe for use in both public and private spaces. Easy to install, they are available in an array of patterns, thicknesses and sizes. If you desire […] 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 »
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Ceiling Sound Baffles
Ceiling sound baffles are an effective, economical acoustic treatment that suspends from the ceiling to increase speech intelligibility and sound clarity. Baffles are an excellent choice for use in spaces that are large, have limited wall space or need materials out of reach. Since the product installs vertically, both sides have exposure to sound. With […] Read More »
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Soundproofing a Multipurpose Room
When soundproofing a multipurpose room, the ultimate goal is to provide a space with premium quality acoustics for all occasions. As the name implies, a multipurpose room can host a variety of events. It could be gatherings sized for sporting events or just for donuts and coffee with colleagues. The success of the event may […] Read More »
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Soundproofing a Gun Range
The biggest clue that soundproofing a gun range is important is the fact that patrons must wear ear protection! The sound of gunshots can cause hearing damage due to the high decibel levels produced in these facilities. Also, even in an environment where you expect to hear gun fire, the loud sound can be startling. […] Read More »
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Soundproofing a Cafeteria
Soundproofing a cafeteria converts what is often a loud utility space it into a quiet, comfortable multi-functional space for students, faculty and parents. The main function of a cafeteria is to provide food service to groups of hungry kids. However, many school cafeterias also have assemblies, performances and other activities taking place. This would require […] Read More »
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Soundproofing an Auditorium
Soundproofing an Auditorium is a key component to to a properly functioning event space for entertainment, community gatherings, presentations and performing arts. Constructed to house large numbers of people, proper acoustics are critical to an auditorium’s function. Without acoustical treatment, the audiences with have a poor experience. Prior to the advent of amplified equipment, auditorium […] Read More »
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Soundproofing an Indoor Pool
Soundproofing an Indoor Pool is important for many reasons, especially when you consider the variety of events and activities that take place there. Pools are ot just for recreational swimming. Indoor pools may be a place for swim lessons, aqua-aerobics, swim meets and races, lifeguard training and even water yoga! Because safety, instruction and fun […] Read More »
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Soundproofing Industrial Noise
Soundproofing industrial noise will help reduce occupational exposure to high sound levels to create a productive and safe working environment. Noise is a huge concern in factories and industrial facilities. It can create hazards in the workplace and affect your health. Industrial Facilities often need to meet specific noise level requirements as outlined by OSHA […] Read More »
