Human ears weren’t meant to be exposed to sustained loud noises several hours each day. Tinnitus, noise-induced hearing loss, cognitive problems and even mood changes have been attributed to noise.
Airborne sounds are air pressure waves that, when reaching the amount of the existing air pressure, converts to a shock wave.Sounds over 85 dB are known to reduce hearing abilities over time (that’s the decibel level of someone yelling at you).Irreversible damage to hearing may occur when sounds reach 140 dB.So why would you need acoustic soundproof foam? Here’s why: Power tools and lawn mowers present noise levels approaching 100 to 120 dB. If someone shouts at you while standing about three feet away from your ears, you’re listening to 90 db (or more, if they’re really angry or excited). Listening to a normal conversation exposes you to 60 dB. When you listen to a whisper, you are exposing your eardrum to 30 decibels, or dB. Fortunately, we can measure sound in decibels to determine whether it presents a health hazard. In fact, nobody bothered to measure noise levels until someone discovered that loud noises permanently damage your ability to hear. We used to live in a quiet world, but all that changed over a century ago. Loud Noises, Annoying Noises and Soundproof Foam Panels - A Match Made in Acoustic Heaven Without soundproofing acoustic foam taking the brunt of noisy sound waves, you’ll hear unwanted stuff like echoes, “fuzz” and clutter you don’t want ruining special events or recording gigs. The Acoustic foam acts like a Velcro® trapping the balls or “sound waves” that contact the foam. In fact, you can imagine how sound works by picturing thousands of tennis balls bouncing around a room. Once sound waves become airborne, they’ll keep moving like a tidal wave until they finally expend their energy. When unwanted sound clutter is interfering with the ability to record music, hear music and listen to lectures and conversations without everyone constantly asking, “What did he just say?”, you definitely need our noise canceling foam.Īcoustic foam panels work by diminishing the intensity of sound waves through absorption. Although it won’t stop all sound, sound insulating foam is one of the most effective and affordable methods for minimizing reverberation, echo and other noise debris. Sound proofing acoustic foam improves sound clarity in an enclosed area by reducing the reverberation of sound waves. Enhance your experience with our Fabric Wrapped Panelsīenefits of Our Premium Soundproofing Foam If you’re looking for soundproof foam that’s a little more low-profile, be sure to check out our Acoustic Foam section for fabric-wrapped foam, foam panels and fire-rated foam panels. Acoustic Foam is perfect for: Recording studios, broadcast studios, theaters auditoriums, band rooms, gymnasiums, homes, offices, conference rooms and equipment rooms. Most commonly associated with soundproofing a recording studio, soundproof acoustic foam is designed to absorb sound and improve the acoustics of any space, no matter if it’s a studio or your house. We carry multiple styles and sizes of acoustic foam from top brands like Udderly Quiet™. Soundproof Cow understands this concept, which is why we offer all different types of sound dampening insulation solutions for different acoustic foam applications.
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