dmp
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I'm setting up a control room in a rented warehouse space (60'x60'). It is put together with modular sound proof room panels made by Wenger that I stumbled into (a local college was getting rid of them). Now the room is set up (10' by 15') with glass doors. It's pretty nice and the panels have very good isolation specs.
But I need to make up a ceiling. My ideas are either a drop in ceiling with acoustic tiles, then a layer of either fiberglass insulation or mineral wool batts.
Or a drywall ceiling with 2x4s for support, filled with insulation, and then another layer of drywall.
Either of these will be around $200 and I'd like to stay in that price range. Other ideas?
I want to have good acoustic properties facing into the control room, with very good blocking of sound from the outside room.
What's likely to work the best?
But I need to make up a ceiling. My ideas are either a drop in ceiling with acoustic tiles, then a layer of either fiberglass insulation or mineral wool batts.
Or a drywall ceiling with 2x4s for support, filled with insulation, and then another layer of drywall.
Either of these will be around $200 and I'd like to stay in that price range. Other ideas?
I want to have good acoustic properties facing into the control room, with very good blocking of sound from the outside room.
What's likely to work the best?