Re: Door is weak link in sound isolation of audio room.

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In Reply to: Re: Door is weak link in sound isolation of audio room. posted by JMAD on January 27, 2005 at 05:40:34:

Now, we have hardwood floors running in one direction in the audio room and hardwood running perpendicular in the adjacent hall. The two woods meet at the door threshold, but there is no true physical separation. The audio room floor is on top of the floating concrete. Could this physical connection be a weak link and causing flanking of sound. Should we physically separate the two hardwood floors (and plywood subfloor ?) would this obviate the need for a second door ???

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Topic - Door is weak link in sound isolation of audio room. - Thom Y 19:36:05 01/26/05 (3)

Re: Door is weak link in sound isolation of audio room. - JMAD 05:40:34 01/27/05 (2)

Re: Door is weak link in sound isolation of audio room. - Thom Y 01/27/0516:01:46 01/27/05 (1)

Re: Door is weak link in sound isolation of audio room. - JMAD 11:32:47 01/28/05 (0)

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Re: Door is weak link in sound isolation of audio room. - Thom Y 01/27/0516:01:46 01/27/05 (1)

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