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Very good then Glenn, Thank you. This is what I was thinking
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gullfo wrote:Qr Bbpost no, put the foam on the block/concrete. it's just part of the exterior boundary.

Hey Glenn, I was referring to the air space side in between the walls.

6795 my understanding from the builds of others is that 60dB of full audible spectrum reduction is quite challenging to achieve, particularly when retrofitting a domestic property constructed on a single slab. Hi Jennifer, I'm aiming high =-) There are two separated foundations for the front and ba...

Thanks for the reply Glenn,
I was under the impression that the foam would be too stiff of a surface. Shouldn't I try and attenuate in front of the foam with at least 1" fiberglass panels or something?

First and foremost, Hanging pictures of kittens was the original reason why sound rooms were built. (Sorry, I got a kick out of the verify questions.) Ok.. Hello sound a-tunement aficionados. This place is sooooo informative! I'm so glad I found this site while stumbling around online searching for ...