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The Difference Between High-, Middle- and Low-Frequency Noise

January 17, 2023
difference between high and low frequency sounds

You’re probably aware that different sounds have different frequencies, but what are they? What’s the difference between high and low-frequency sounds? And what about middle-frequency sounds? If you’ve been wondering about the differences between sounds of varying frequencies and how they affect you, read on. Get a Free Acoustic Analysis What Is The Frequency of […]

5 Soundproofing Myths

July 01, 2022
Soundproofing Myths

Soundproofing is a complex topic, and there are numerous myths and misconceptions floating around the web. We’ll go over some of the biggest myths about soundproofing so that you can approach your project with more factual information. 1. Soundproofing and Sound Absorption Are the Same Understanding the difference between soundproofing and sound absorption is critical. Soundproofing confines […]

How to Stop Bed Squeaking by Soundproofing Your Bed

June 17, 2022
How to Stop Bed Squeaking by Soundproofing Your Bed

Does your bed squeak with every shift you make in the night? Let’s talk about how to stop your bed from squeaking. Determine Why Your Bed Is Making Noise Discovering the issue is your first step. The most likely culprit is the bed frame. To make sure, remove the mattress and box spring so you […]

Best Types of Sound Insulation

May 19, 2022
Best Types of Sound Insulation

While noise is a fact of life, you can still work to control it. Hard surfaces cause soundwaves to bounce around the room as distracting echoes and reverberation. If you’re looking for a way to create a more peaceful indoor space, soundproofing insulation is one part of the solution. This guide breaks down the best […]

7 White Noise Machines to Reduce Background Noise in Your Office

April 27, 2022
7 White Noise Machines to Reduce Background Noise in Your Office

Everybody can appreciate a little peace and quiet while working, but there is such a thing as being too quiet. A dead-silent office is nice until the slightest sound like rustling papers or a squeaky chair jolts you out of your focused headspace. White noise machines provide a bit of background noise that can fill […]

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