Do you have to build your dream home cinema and are looking to add a hard or you simply pull on the planning and design stage , then think about how you can soundproof your room is important and there are several key issues that need to be considered . With our handy picture you can soon have your favorite movies , music and sports matches blasting out in surround sound .
Location and design
If your home theater is located on the bottom floor of your home , which is likely in many cases , then you will need to consider escape the sound up through the ceiling to the bedroom above and through the wall to the other living areas of your home . To start with the basic consideration is how the walls are built - they dry wall or a solid block and brick ? Most internal walls of modern houses will be built with 2 by 4 wood stud - occupation , and depending on the location and local climate stud - jobs can be filled with a heat-retaining insulation , and finally a half -inch thick plasterboard nailed to a stud - and given the finishing work scheme .
This set up does little to prevent the transmission of noise even on the walls are filled with insulation . The reason is that the sound does not transmit well through the air and the wood frame walls are actually pushing the sound through the wall into the next room . This is the same principle to the ceiling with wood beams sound transmission through the ceiling and upstairs floor of the hostel .
Home cinema hardware solution
Out and out the best solution of your home cinema sound examination is a process known as decoupling . This solution works by building two separate wood stud walls with sound blocking the air gap in between them to keep the walls of your home theater and adjoining rooms are completely separate . The easy solution offers the best option to eliminate vibration bass and fled to another room . The downside possibilities either you lose leg space in your room to add extra walls and the intervening space .
In addition to decoupling You can add additional degrees hard to increase the mass , damping and wall surfaces so they do not vibrate . The most common way to add huddled masses plasterboard on the walls to create a harder surface for sound to penetrate . This approach is technically only will achieve 3dB noise reduction , but every little bit helps .
Final solution to the mixture add damping . Damping is the process of reducing vibration and is currently the best way to achieve this is by adding a custom built plasterboard that absorbs sound and vibration through an internal viscoelastic compound . Special damping boards are available from a number of manufacturers and ranged from a half inch to an inch thick board .
The best home cinema hardware will use a combination of all 3 processes .
Location and design
If your home theater is located on the bottom floor of your home , which is likely in many cases , then you will need to consider escape the sound up through the ceiling to the bedroom above and through the wall to the other living areas of your home . To start with the basic consideration is how the walls are built - they dry wall or a solid block and brick ? Most internal walls of modern houses will be built with 2 by 4 wood stud - occupation , and depending on the location and local climate stud - jobs can be filled with a heat-retaining insulation , and finally a half -inch thick plasterboard nailed to a stud - and given the finishing work scheme .
This set up does little to prevent the transmission of noise even on the walls are filled with insulation . The reason is that the sound does not transmit well through the air and the wood frame walls are actually pushing the sound through the wall into the next room . This is the same principle to the ceiling with wood beams sound transmission through the ceiling and upstairs floor of the hostel .
Home cinema hardware solution
Out and out the best solution of your home cinema sound examination is a process known as decoupling . This solution works by building two separate wood stud walls with sound blocking the air gap in between them to keep the walls of your home theater and adjoining rooms are completely separate . The easy solution offers the best option to eliminate vibration bass and fled to another room . The downside possibilities either you lose leg space in your room to add extra walls and the intervening space .
In addition to decoupling You can add additional degrees hard to increase the mass , damping and wall surfaces so they do not vibrate . The most common way to add huddled masses plasterboard on the walls to create a harder surface for sound to penetrate . This approach is technically only will achieve 3dB noise reduction , but every little bit helps .
Final solution to the mixture add damping . Damping is the process of reducing vibration and is currently the best way to achieve this is by adding a custom built plasterboard that absorbs sound and vibration through an internal viscoelastic compound . Special damping boards are available from a number of manufacturers and ranged from a half inch to an inch thick board .
The best home cinema hardware will use a combination of all 3 processes .
About a year ago, my wife and I renovated our home in Fort Lauderdale. We wanted to enjoy a cinematic experience from the comfort of our own home, but we did not have a huge room to work with. Thanks to the team at Pure Audio Video, we got a beautifully designed room that looks and sounds far better than the local movie theaters! What I admired the most is that they listened to our priorities and delivered the room that we envisioned. Contact them today at www.pureaudiovideo.com or (954)-581-4434.
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