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Re: Whats the best way to soundproof a drum practice room?
Thick carpet is a good insulator for sound. Why don't you cut a square or rectangle of it and place it underneath the drum kit and line any adjoining walls with carpet as well if you're not bothered about the aesthetics!
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Re: Whats the best way to soundproof a drum practice room?
There's really decent soundproof material available (it is basically foam eggboxes, but meter by meter sheets of it), if you layer stuff called dyno-mat behind it, you will barely be able to hear anything. The sound proof is cheap, but the dyno-mat is expensive, but the best.
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