What you write about the sound bothering the neighbour....
When the police measures a level that is below the norm (50 dB(A) from 7.00-19.00, 45 from 19.00 - 23.00 and 40 between 23.00 and 7.00) I would think (as Steve suggested), that the bass amp are a bigger problem than the guitar (Unless you have Eddie van Halen or Angus Young in your band )
well...when i first talked about it with him, and when he said he did have trouble with "the amps"... at that time i only rehearsed with 1 guitarist, not even a bassist or singer or whatever, just 1 lousy Peavy Bandit jadejade (pretty standard guitar amp)
when i talked about the police and stuff, that was at the bar (jeugdhuis) of my friend, i haven't gotten in that trouble yet
The gyprock + insulation material is very common here in Europe; in France it's called 'doublage'. Here's a link to some acoustic tests placing their product "Labelrock" against exterior walls. http://www.rockwool.fr/sw657.asp?pdtid= ... =3&idniv=6
It's actually normally glued on, not nailed or screwed, using a special type of adhesive (sort of like really sticky plaster). The built-in advantage is that you normally have 1-2cm of air space between the exterior wall and the insulation part of the 'doublage' wall.
The finish on the inside is done just like normal gyprock.
It's very quick, relatively inexpensive (compared to the metal stud frame solution), and sort-of easy. Sort-of because it's hard to make your joints line up perfectly to get a seamless wall. Been there, done that.
Well, if it's fiberglass insulation glued on to plasterboard, that's it. It's also done with polysterene insulation, which is less messy to work with, but doesn't have much acoustic value.
No, it's not really re-usable because the glue gets quite hard. If you rip it off the walls you rip out big chunks of the insulation.
Okay guys, me again
time to bump up this topic, because i finally have pictures of the goods
We can't find any documents or more info about it, but i think the pictures should say enough
So this is what RussinParis showed i think..
btw as they didnt found their papers, they are wanting to sell it to me for 10€ for a whole panel
Actually, it's a little hard to tell from the photo. It sort of looks right. what's the thickness of the plasterboard part and what is the thickness of the insulation part? A common size is "10+80", that is 1 cm plasterboard with 8cm of insulation glued on it.
ok guys, this is 1,0cm plasterboard with about 3,2cm insulation !
It would cost me 10€ for a panel, i should heave measured the panels to, but they are definatly like 2m high (tall) and something like 1~2m wide
I think this is very cheap, no?
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