Three points to consider when building a soundproof room.

From the piano soundproof room to the audio room. Here are essential points to consider when building a soundproof room.

When building a soundproof room, the three key points are: "that sound leaking outside is not a problem," "that there is little external noise or equipment noise, making it quiet," and "that there are no excessive reverberations or reflections that degrade sound quality inside the room." The sound in a soundproof room is transmitted through airborne sound (transmitted sound) and solid-borne sound. Solid-borne sound refers to sound that propagates from the feet of a piano through the floor, as well as sound that enters walls, ceilings, and floors, propagating within the objects and radiating into adjacent rooms. For solid-borne sound, sound insulation and vibration isolation structures (floating sound insulation layers) are essential. In our catalog, we explain topics such as "what soundproof structures for soundproof rooms are," "sound pressure levels by instrument," and "the importance of frequency analysis," using diagrams and graphs. Please feel free to download and take a look. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

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