I was in office attending a meeting, when I suddenly realized I'm sitting in a sound proof room (eureka moment .... yay!). The telecon/discussion was going on at a high volume, yet nobody outside was able to hear anything nor were we able to hear any noise from outside. I did some observations and noted that the room had some basic woodwork and a heavy glass door. Is this enough to make a room sound proof ?
For ex: If I replace the wooden door of my HTS room with a heavy glass door will that ensure sound doesn't get out of the room and no external disturbances come in ? Or do we need to take care of something else ?
I might be moving to a new home in the coming months. So thinking of moving my HTS to a dedicated room. And if I can make it sound proof (like above mentioned), then there's nothing like it. It wouldn't cost so much and no more yelling from family members , neighbors to tone down the volume.
Please advise.
For ex: If I replace the wooden door of my HTS room with a heavy glass door will that ensure sound doesn't get out of the room and no external disturbances come in ? Or do we need to take care of something else ?
I might be moving to a new home in the coming months. So thinking of moving my HTS to a dedicated room. And if I can make it sound proof (like above mentioned), then there's nothing like it. It wouldn't cost so much and no more yelling from family members , neighbors to tone down the volume.
Please advise.