Soundproof Your Room- Audimute Peacemaker Wall Installation

[DrummerElite13]

How much do these cost?

[audimutedemos]

@DrummerElite13 Hi there.

Thanks for your comment. Have you seen our website? They are as low as $1.60/sqft! I'm at your service if you have further questions. Thanks!

[AfrotoneProduction]

@audimutedemos. Thanx for the info.

[AfrotoneProduction]

K thnx. So what cn i install from the back of an acoustic panel for it to be holded by the wall?

[audimutedemos]

@AfrotoneProduction Well, the easy Z-Clip is placed on the wall, and the panel is hung right on it by our framing system. There is an explanation on our website. I'm available on live chat if you have trouble finding it!

[AfrotoneProduction]

Pls respond ASAP. I have made a studio in my bedroom, so will egg crates be a good production for soundproofing? Nd cn u plz tell me how to install acoustic panels on wall. Pls respond. (I'm from South Africa).

[audimutedemos]

@AfrotoneProduction Hi! Thanks for your comment. Sorry I didn't respond quicker. I don't like egg crates as they tend to deteriorate after a short time. Panels are hung easily, as seen in our other videos. Check them out, chat with me live, and let me know how I can be of service Thanks!

[ARTFAN271196]

I want to sounproof my room for play music and games loud and also i want that nobody can hear it even with high volume.I really dont know how many decibels make a tv in high volume but an expert told me that it makes 80 decibels so that is the amount of sound i want to keep into my room without be heard outside.So my questions are :what product i need?, what quantity of the product?, how much is gonna cost? and how to install the product?. Also :do you ship to Argentina?.

[audimutedemos]

@ARTFAN271196 Good Afternoon! I'd love to discuss your questions with you on our LIVE CHAT ! It's a new feature we have, which is especially great for our overseas customers due to the time zone. I want to make you aware of possible shipping costs before we go into detail regarding product. We can do that as well! Hope to talk to you soon.

[Bing00woef]

Soundproofing a room is very complex. A room is only as strong insulated as its weakest link, which means that you have to insulate everything equally (walls, floor, ceiling, windows & doors.)

The perfect way to that is box within box-technique or simply by mass (heavy walls, floors,...)

But that will be very difficult to achieve and will be costly!

I strongly recommend to advice yourself because it's just not that easy.

[potheadmaiko]

Can you ship those in Japan? If so how much?

[audimutedemos]

@potheadmaiko Thanks for your comment! It can be pretty expensive, especially since they are just so heavy! Chat with me on our site and I'll give you more of an accurate rate! Thanks!

[bucksnarly]

Will peacemaker on the outside of the wall provide sound dampening? I'm trying to decide if that would be a better combination of sound-dampening and sound-proofing than audio blankets, which would just provide sound dampening.

[audimutedemos]

@bucksnarly Hi! Thanks for your comment. I wouldn't use Peacemaker as your sound dampening product - Use our Absorption Sheets as they will help dampen mid and high range frequencies, echoes and reverberations. Chat with me on the web for more information. I'm at your service! Thanks again!

[mahlahh]

How effective is it if you are needing to install it on the outside of the wall? You say not as effective, so I'm curious how much it would help. I'm a renter so I'm researching any possible solutions I can find to avoid bothering the neighbours with my home studio.

Also, would it be more effective in a newer building than an older building? Again applying it on the outside of the wall. ?

Thanks

[audimutedemos]

@mahlahh You could use the Peacemaker exposed on the drywall, and it'll work effectively. Just make sure to keep your expectations set a little lower than if it was installed properly behind drywall. It helps, maybe about 30%. Usually people use two layers to enhance it's performance about 50%! Give a call so we can discuss. I'm happy to help!

[darren0512341]

Hi,

I am renting an appartment and I love playing loud music, but I dont want to disturb any neighbors and also not to create any holes on the wall. Is there any way of doing it without putting a nail through the wall?

Thanks

[audimutedemos]

@darren0512341 Well, that is typically how to install it. You would have to get creative has to how to hang it without putting nails in the apartment walls. You can do that, and before you leave, just add some filler to those nails and your landlord won't notice! Hope this helps.

[lunapark1090]

where can i buy such thing here in Philippines

[audimutedemos]

@lunapark1090 You could purchase directly through our website, through Bongo International! Let me know how I can be of service. I'm available on chat from 9 am to 5 pm EST.

[tsmith7235]

nobody dont have that kind of money

[djk879]

@RiKKuXd28 ihave the same problem however i am wondering whats the differents between peacemaker and a normal absorption.

[RiKKuXd28]

i need something really really cheap just to cut off the sound of my voice because my mom sleep next room and i cant talk at night :( ..any ideas? thanks

[audimutedemos]

@RiKKuXd28 Audimute Sound Absorption Sheets are the answer! Did you see those videos? Check them out and let us know your feedback! Inexpensive and works effectively, I'm sure your mom will appreciate it!

[tnutty222]

if i used this over dry wall, then sheet rock, then playing a loud drumset. would that completely make the room sound proof? i live near people, so i do need this and am looking for a pretty cheap way to do this.

Thanks

[hangia]

i live in an apartment and i was thinking about building a wall and just losing 6" or so on the wall im trying to sound block.

is the peacemaker just as effective if i simply tack it to my existing wall and add a layer of sheet rock on top? or will i get better results if i build a double sided sheet rock wall with both sides containing peacemaker?

[audimutedemos]

I would talk to your landlord first.. you may not be able to make that extra wall? Well if you are able to, then Peacemaker would be fine if you placed it on the existing wall, followed by a layer of sheetrock. Obviously, you will get better results, if you use a double sided sheetrock wall with both sides containing peacemaker. Adding more mass will help with the isolation. Hope this helps!

[hangia]

haha i won't be talking to my prick of a land lord... but yes, your tips are helping me a lot with me project. thanks so much! keep up the great work!

[rayroperband]

I'm looking for something pretty cheap so I can practice without my parents complaining.. mostly so i can soundproof my door or the wall where the door is and the door...

[audimutedemos]

You came to the right place! Why don't you give us a call so we can discuss further. I'm happy to lend free advice by phone or email. Are you practicing in your room or just talking loudly? We're happy to help.

[dretiox]

so u apply the peacemaker after u put insaltion?

[audimutedemos]

Correct! Give us a call for more details or visit our website. We're here to help!

[dretiox]

so why didnt you guys apply insalation? does insalation help the stc??

[audimutedemos]

Insulation can definitely be added to walls to further increase the overall STC, but Peacemaker in and of itself often does the job pretty well on its own. It all depends on the type of sound you're looking to block..the lower, louder sounds are going to obviously need the most treatment, so depending on what kind of sound it is you're trying to block, you may or may not need additional insulation. Feel free to give us a call if you have any more questions! 866-505-6883

[djroddking]

ok thank youuuu

[wingnut99jb]

Has this product been reviewed by any of the trade journals? Have your claims been verified by an independent lab? Or should I just ask my clients to trust you? (That wouldn't fly.)

Also, please define eco-friendly. Is this an petrol based product?

[audimutedemos]

All of our Audimute products have been tested. Our website shows in great detail the lab reports. Peacemaker is an eco-friendly product because we use 80% of recycled rubber materials, mainly tires. The other 20% are flexible polyurethane adhesives which binds the product together. Also, we have many customers who have installed Peacemaker in their homes, Churches, recording studios and so forth and are completely satisfied. Check out our website for testimonials or give us a call. 866 505 6883

[wingnut99jb]

Thank you for the prompt reply.

[cyclistbutt]

Any tests for off-gassing from the product. Recycled may be environmentally-friendly in one way, but if the product off-gasses, it doesn't create a healthy indoor environment. Please let us know!