Sound foam can reduce some sound from the outside, but the main benefit of acoustic foam is that it soaks the sound from within. This reduces reverb, and sound leaving the room.
@@TrajanReviews "This reduces... sound leaving the room". The reduction in noise transmission by sticking foam panels to a wall is utterly insignificant, but if you have transmission data which shows otherwise I'd gladly consider it.
Foam cannot, and does not 'soundproof' the transmission of sound from one room to another - in either direction! - it simply make the room treated sound 'dead'.
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Does it low the sound you hear from your neighbours or its same ? Maybe its more for inside isolation sound ?
Sound foam can reduce some sound from the outside, but the main benefit of acoustic foam is that it soaks the sound from within. This reduces reverb, and sound leaving the room.
@@TrajanReviews "This reduces... sound leaving the room".
The reduction in noise transmission by sticking foam panels to a wall is utterly insignificant, but if you have transmission data which shows otherwise I'd gladly consider it.
Foam cannot, and does not 'soundproof' the transmission of sound from one room to another - in either direction! - it simply make the room treated sound 'dead'.