can you use it for Acoustic Wadding Material Speaker Padding Stuffing Insulation Speakers
1322969
Hi there yes you can use it for that but you might need to cut it in to smaller pieces .
2224432
Yes, this insulation can be used under the carpet, the headliner, the hood or anywhere to reduce noise in a vehicle. This can also be used for other non-automotive related purposes as well.
770469
This acoustic foam is used for damping cabinet resonance in speakers to improve the low frequency response of the system. I doubt very much whether it will reduce the output of the speaker.
887559
Yes, you could place it on the speaker , but you might not hear enough then , might just try a thin piece of foam first , from a fabric store
1839777
yes if you have waterproof floors around otherwise the overspray would make a big mess. In general it would probably be too much volume to control in most situations.
1406031
I probabally would not, but I'll bet it would be fine. It's a foam, so for extra volume, you could try it.
1177124
For speaker wire I'd use something other than staples. You don't want to risk puncturing the wire. But if you insist, then yes. This will do the job.
1459649
I would say yes. I use it in a drum/music room to quiet the noise. But anywhere you put heavy equipment it will leave a permanent indentation.
1191016
it will definitely kill the echos and stop the sound from bouncing off any surface. you dont have to fill the room with the acoustic foam as well distributed sections will do the job. the color combination also helps the decoration.
1450392
The speakers can be used elsewhere. Two points to consider: 1) the speakers are relatively low impedance and 2) their clip-type wire connectors are better suited for smaller-gauge speaker wire.
809223
I bought it for the cushioning but mostly for being a moisture barrier for a single story slab home . If you plan on installing your new flooring on a second story or higher, or on a pier and beam foundation, a lot depends on your sub floor. Call the company. It isn't labeled as a sound proofing product and there might be a better product for your purpose.
956434
Not foam, exact material unknown. I used to own speakers with foam. The foam disintegrated but that was after almost 20 years.
1845069
They could, I suppose, but they are probably not thick enough for acoustic purposes. They are fun and would be perfect for the flooring. Couldn't ask for an easier installation!
1184632
I am sorry but I do not use this material for that purpose. I am not familiar with what you are asking. Sorry
592638
I think this material is used more as a bass trap and diffuser than sound proofing. It probably doesn't work any better than regular insulation for that job. There are sound blocking materials out there that work very well.
1273067
I would say yes for an Instrument, but would not recommend it for a Speaker, I use a heaver cable on all of my speakers.
592637
Yes, it'll work very well to dampen the sound, but it won't actually "soundproof" it. You'll need to get that black "soundproofing" stuff to hang between the insulation and drywall.