CPU/Mobo neighbours threatening to call police
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zhopudey said:Easiest thing would be to reduce the volumehyeah:
... OR use Headphones
Is the complaint about sound going from Door Window or Wall ? Windows need to have double glass panels to reduce sound levels - you must have seen these in Planes and Trains. Walls need to have special sound proofing tiles. For a door - I have a double plywood panel door with air between the 2 panels this has reduced the sound level quite a bit.
http://www.techenclave.com/forums/how-sound-proof-my-room-5112.html
I have a similar problem dude!!! So I totally understand your dilemna But luckily, my neighbours are not really close to calling the police. I close all windows in my room when I really pump up the volume. And of course for the past 2 weeks, I have not even seen my room and will not see it for close to another 2 -2and a half months.
I have a similar problem dude!!! So I totally understand your dilemna
But luckily, my neighbours are not really close to calling the police. I close all windows in my room when I really pump up the volume. And of course for the past 2 weeks, I have not even seen my room and will not see it for close to another 2 -2and a half months. 
Dude.. I know it might sound a bit lame, but it works like a charm.. If you have your own room, and dont want to spend too much on sound proofing, I would suggest Thermacole and Thick Curtains.
For Starters, you can have a fabricate a tightfitting sceen of thermacole for your windows and a snap-on screen for your doors. The fabrication of the frame and all wont cost much and if you want to, you can make the frames foldable so that you can stash them away proper.
Also, using curtains mage of heavy cloth would coupled with these usually do work wonders. If you want even more sound damping, you can also look at using a carpet on the floor.
(all these work if your room is not very big. If it is huge, you might have to look at proper sound proofing)
Cost of sound proofing vary depending on the materials used. Using Glass will be the costliest. A wooden or aluminium frame for the windows with a thicker glass on the outside and a thinner guage glass on the inside with a gap of atleast 5cm between them.
Plywood would be the next cheapest, followed by Thermacole. Thermacole works out very cheap, but you might lose out on the durability front. But again the advantage is, once you get the frames made - the rest is do-it-yourself, and you can add those thick curtains anytime..
For Starters, you can have a fabricate a tightfitting sceen of thermacole for your windows and a snap-on screen for your doors. The fabrication of the frame and all wont cost much and if you want to, you can make the frames foldable so that you can stash them away proper.
Also, using curtains mage of heavy cloth would coupled with these usually do work wonders. If you want even more sound damping, you can also look at using a carpet on the floor.
(all these work if your room is not very big. If it is huge, you might have to look at proper sound proofing)
Cost of sound proofing vary depending on the materials used. Using Glass will be the costliest. A wooden or aluminium frame for the windows with a thicker glass on the outside and a thinner guage glass on the inside with a gap of atleast 5cm between them.
Plywood would be the next cheapest, followed by Thermacole. Thermacole works out very cheap, but you might lose out on the durability front. But again the advantage is, once you get the frames made - the rest is do-it-yourself, and you can add those thick curtains anytime..
praseodeveloper
Disciple
I too recommend Thermocole and Thick curtains.
They are too helpful!!
They are too helpful!!
Call the neighbours over and play music that they like as well :rofl:
Switch
Skilled
Well take the advise of a pro... The correct way to soundproof the room is to apply the gipsum board and then use ply to cover it... Actually gipsum board should be applied on both the sides of the wall to sound proof it... Also a carpet in your room will help a lot... Now as for the roof do a flase sealing.. And wolla you got a perfect sound proof room... If you really want to get it done (Trust me its expensive) then give me a call... I will handle it from there...