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How to Soundproof a Boat
You bought your boat to enjoy spending time with family and friends out on the water. While you may have envisioned it as a place of peace and relaxation, a noisy motor or annoying sounds coming from the engine room may be creating a less-than-desirable environment onboard.
Anything from the generator to the engine to the air conditioning system could be making excessive noise. With Soundproof Cow marine soundproofing products, you’ll be able to enjoy spending time on the water while taking advantage of all the peace and relaxation your boat offers.
Boat Engine Soundproofing
Since soundproofing a boat is not all that difficult and quite inexpensive relative to the cost of the boat itself, there is virtually no reason not to soundproof your boat engine. Here are three common boat engines that may need soundproofing:
- Inboard drive: An inboard drive, sometimes called an inboard motor, is an engine enclosed inside the boat.
- Outboard motor: Outboard motors are a common type of boat engine mounted to the rear wall or transom of the boat.
- Sterndrive: A sterndrive is an inboard drive and outboard motor combined.
Soundproof Cow is Here to Help You Find The Best Materials to Soundproof Your Boat
We are fascinated by acoustics and we aren’t ashamed to admit we live, eat and breath all aspects of the soundproofing and noise reduction products industry! In fact, we’ve proved that by remaining one of the leading providers of soundproofing materials for over two decades. Combine that with the best customer service you’ll find supporting any business, and we believe you’ve found your go-to place for all your soundproofing and noise absorption needs.
Start making your world a clearer, less noise-cluttered place by calling our team of acoustic experts today.
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