Question: Hi, we have some lab experiments that are loud and sound like gunshots. People in the building are not pleased. We want to cover the test area with noise-absorbing materials. And may also cover the walls and hang some blankets from the high ceiling. Which of your blankets is
STC test for AFP with Soundproofing
AFP with Sound Proofing layer – NRC test
Acoustic Panels – AFP-CI – NRC test
In this video we are giving a preview of our new FlexTee stand to suspend acoustic blankets in your home recording studio. If you have a good set up in the closet, but need to prevent that feedback from the room behind you. This FlexTee stand is a great
Carry on Vocal Booth Prototype testing. Since then we imporved the design and our portable vocal booth is now can be set up within about 5 seconds! We also included a lot of additional accessories to make it an ultimate Vocal Booth for the road warrior. Thisi video was made
Sound Booth blocks noise to neighbors. This video explains how it works. Noise from Neighbors is the number one reason for noise complaints, create a lot of animosity between neighbours. NOISE is the UNWANTED sound, so even if the noise is within the city ordinance, people would complain if they
Mobile soundproof(er) vocal booth SB33 from http://www.VocalBoothToGo.com proved to be efficient in stopping the sound from going out of the booth. (In the video it is briefly shown how to assemble the Sound Booth. Assembly time is about 10 – 15 minutes). Sound booth reliable reduced the sound level by
by Dr. Ann Utterback, AVoiceDoc One thing to keep in mind when using the Carry-On Vocal Booth at home or in a car or truck (or even when you’re in a sound booth) is your posture. Slumping forward, as many of us do everyday when using our computers, tablets, e-readers
Why does acoustic foam sound “boxy” or “boomy”? We hear this statement from more and more people who have tried foam-based portable vocal booths and then switched over to our portable Carry-on Vocal Booth Pro. The Carry-on utilizes Producer’s Choice Blankets, and because of this, the end product is a
Sound blankets are an effective and economical alternative to acoustic foam. In other articles, we discuss the cost efficiency of acoustic sound blankets versus acoustic foam, superior acoustic quality as well as the versatility of applications. This article, however, was triggered by a question of the DVX user forum:
In the environments that require good sound control, there is a constant search for the most efficient and most reliable products. It is etched in our brains that effective products do not come cheap, and that you have to pay big for effective results. But is it really so?
