Acoustic damping

[WRX/Z28 0]

I was going to suggest filling the walls with sand, but I think the weight and teardown aspect would make this too much of a mess.

[///M5 2,833]

Not quite sure what you mean by a haunt. Do you have floorplans?

[nem 2,019]

We are going to have finalized floor plans at the end of the month when we return from Saint Louis. A Haunt is similar to a Haunted House. To give you a better understanding check out hauntworld.com there is a forum there also.

[Duran 387]

Not quite sure what you mean by a haunt. Do you have floorplans?

It sounds like he is building a haunted maze, or haunted house?

[nem 2,019]

I was going to suggest filling the walls with sand, but I think the weight and teardown aspect would make this too much of a mess.

I agree with you very heavy. Sand also brings safety issues.

[nem 2,019]

Not quite sure what you mean by a haunt. Do you have floorplans?

It sounds like he is building a haunted maze, or haunted house?

Yes that is what we do. We have a large warehouse that we use for this.

[///M5 2,833]

Low frequencies are going to be extremely hard to knock down without mass and space...

[nem 2,019]

Do you think by useing what I mentioned will at least help?

Just you know the reason I ask these questions here is because of the knowledge you guys have and the help you provide!!

Edited March 4, 2009 by nmssd12

[Stumbo 0]

Do you think by useing what I mentioned will at least help?

Just you know the reason I ask these questions here is because of the knowledge you guys have and the help you provide!!

I would be honestly surprised if it helped reduce the Bass leakage. Bass is hard to supress without adding somthing STIFF or HEAVY.

You could build "panels" of 2 layers of 3/4 MDF sandwiching a 2" layer of Styrofoam and reuse these year after year. This would be your best bet to blocking some of the bass, however, it can only go so far......

[nem 2,019]

Thanks this gives me more ideas to try.