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Sound Deadening Material for Home Studios - Craig
Need for Audimute:
I am a repeat customer for Audimute's sound deadening material. Having covered the walls of my bedroom "studio", I found instant improvement in reflection control of unwanted ambiance. With Autumn's arrival, a constant din of noisy leaf blowers and lawn mowers made me realize that I needed round two of Audimute's help. I bought another four Sound Absorption Sheets to help cover the sole window in my room. I hung the hooks so that I can put up to two sheets for the window. The sound deadening material may not drown out the noise completely, but it does help improve matters for sure. What a great, affordable solution! By the way, they aren't really that ugly and actually match the color of my room. Even my Mom says so..whew!
Audimute Sound
Absorption Sheets were an easy solution to help control unwanted
reflections in my bedroom studio. I placed three sheets behind my near
field monitors and against an adjoining wall. The sound deadening material was easy to setup and
install with Mega Clips, via a dew mollys and screws...I was happy not
to have to fiddle with glue.
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Pros
- Effective sound deadening material for controlling unwanted reflections
- MegaClips made it an easy setup
- Improved tightness of my recording/listening environment
- Off white color of sound deadening material works with my tan walls
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Cons
I can't say any real cons (heck, even the color works) because the product lives up to all its promises
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Additional Comments:
The simple hand clap test told me right away that these four Absorption Sheets improved the tightness of my recording/listening environment "four fold"...(well, there were four sheets!). I found the sound deadening material to actually work aesthetically as well. The beige color works with my tan walls. I ordered four more sheets to help curb noise due to a nearby window. I noticed even greater improvement when using this second batch. My room has an absorptive wall (with the Audimute Sheets) opposite a sort of diffusing wall (lots of CDs, magazines and other items which just happened to be there yet help break up standing waves. Not a pro room by any stretch, and yet not half bad either, thanks to the Audimute sound deadening material.
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